QOCTS Safeguarding and Support Boundaries
Training support, not crisis support
1. QOCTS Role
QOCTS is a training and education platform. It supports structured learning, self-regulation, and future-readiness through protocol, scoring, reflection, and review.
2. What QOCTS Is Not
QOCTS is not emergency support, crisis service, therapy, diagnosis, medical care, mental health treatment, legal advice, financial advice, tax advice, or debt advice.
3. When to Pause Training
Users should pause escalation if they experience serious distress, sleep loss, obsessive rescoring, functional deterioration, panic or crisis symptoms, coercive use by another person, or inability to safely continue.
4. What to Do
If you feel at risk or seriously distressed, contact appropriate local emergency services, crisis support, medical professionals, or trusted support people in your location. In Spain, dial 024 (línea de atención a la conducta suicida) or 112 for emergencies.
5. Support Signals
QOCTS may record burden, distress, or support signals during pilot feedback. These are learning-support indicators, not disciplinary labels.
6. Institutional Use
Institutions must not use QOCTS scores or feedback to shame, punish, coerce, rank, or exclude participants.