Emotion Pathway®
When something that happened is still affecting you.
A practical, trauma-informed skill people can use for themselves, without needing to disclose, talk through or relive what happened.
It's designed to help change or reduce the emotional response itself, alongside existing organisational, wellbeing and clinical support, not as a replacement for it.
Start a chat (opens the booking calendar in a new tab)What this is not
Not therapy or diagnosis. Not Mental Health First Aid. Not an awareness programme.
What Emotion Pathway® is
A practical skill for the space before additional support is needed.
Practical
A structured, self-applied skill people can use themselves.
Content-free
Learned and used without disclosing, talking through or reliving what happened.
Alongside support
Existing organisational, safeguarding and clinical pathways remain available.
The framework
Five stages. One complete process.
The Release stage uses The Manse Method® to work directly with the emotional response connected to the experience.
Notice that something has been triggered, and name it.
Steady the immediate response before doing anything else.
Ease the emotional charge attached to a memory or feeling.
Come back to the present, settled and able to carry on.
Check what changed, and what to use again next time.
Live, online
What the half-day
actually involves.
Learn the framework
Taught live, with the reasoning behind every stage.
The five stages are taught live, over video, with the reasoning behind each one: not just the steps, but why they're in that order.
Practise it, guided
Facilitator-guided practice, without disclosing what it's for.
People work through the sequence for themselves, with a facilitator on the call to answer questions. They're never asked to share what they're applying it to.
Leave able to use it
A practical assessment, so people leave able to run it alone.
The session ends with a practical assessment, so people leave knowing they can run the sequence alone, whenever it's next needed.
Before you ask
The questions this usually raises.
Does this replace therapy or counselling?
No. It sits in the space before formal support is needed, and alongside it where it already exists. It isn't a substitute for clinical care, and it doesn't try to be.
Do people have to talk about what happened?
No. The skill is content-free by design: it works without anyone disclosing, describing or reliving the experience itself, to the facilitator or the group.
What if someone is already receiving clinical support?
Emotion Pathway® is designed to sit alongside existing clinical, wellbeing or occupational health support, not in place of it. Existing care continues as normal.
Is this suitable for a whole team, or only people who are struggling?
It's built for everyone, not only people already identified as struggling. That's why it's taught to a cohort together rather than one at a time.
Delivered online, as a live half-day training programme.
Techniques from The Manse Method® are used within the Release stage of Emotion Pathway®.
Organisational Emotion Pathway® training is separate from professional Manse Method® practitioner training, which Manse Core Group also provides.
Where it's used
One framework. Four organisational settings.
A skill for the space before support.
A short call is usually the quickest way to find out whether this fits what you're trying to do.
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