Treating the Invisible Wounds
Point of Injury Mental Health
Psychological trauma can be as debilitating as physical injury. This 8-hour accredited course bridges the gap, teaching responders how to provide mental health first aid in real-time during emergency medical situations.
The eSCAPe Principle
Master a standardised approach to patient care that reduces long-term psychological traumatic stress. Understand the physiological stress response and apply evidence-based techniques to calm and stabilise patients in high-stress environments.
High-Fidelity Simulations
We don't just lecture; we train. Using scenario-based interactive sessions and patient simulations, we prepare your team to recognise and manage psychological trauma under the pressure of realistic emergency settings.
Course Details
8 hour classroom delivery featuring scenario based interactive sessions and lectures including:
→ The invisible wounds of psychological trauma
→ Reducing psychological traumatic stress
→Understanding the physiological stress response
→Applying the eSCAPe principle to patient care
→Patient simulations
→Recognising psychological trauma within emergency medical situations
From $250*
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Why These Courses Matter
Interoperability: Standardising the medical response across Police, Fire, and Ambulance ensures a seamless transition of care during multi-agency incidents.
Evidence-Based: All curriculum is based on the latest trauma data and is underwritten by our Australian physician-led governance.
Realistic Stress-Inoculation: We move beyond the classroom, using high-fidelity simulations to ensure these skills are "muscle memory" when the pressure is on.
