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@Explorer7Thank you so much for your reply, some great ideas so I really appreciate you taking the time.
The Red cross program sounds like something worth looking in to. The lifeline one sounds interesting as well. What was it like? I imagine spending a shift talking to people that are extremely distressed can get quite confronting and difficult. How did you find the role in general?
I check out those books as well. From the title, "Practical Tools for Overcoming Fear and Doubt" sounds like it could be the most helpful, but I'll take a look at the others as well. I'll give anything a try at this stage. I have my 10th and final visit with my psychologist next week and then that's done, so I really need to try and get on top of things once that big chunk of support will be gone.
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