PTSD Resolution is deeply saddened by the death of General Lord Ramsbotham, who was a valued and highly-regarded president of the charity and a champion of mental health services for UK forces’ veterans. We wish to convey our condolences to David’s family.
Read moreThe anniversary of the Ballykelly bombing in Londonderry is on 6 December 2022; 40 years ago, civilians and the army regiment stationed there suffered terrible casualties.
Read moreCobseo member PTSD Resolution, the mental health charity for UK armed forces veterans, reservists and families, has been awarded accreditation by the Royal College of Psychiatrists to the Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services (QNVMHS).
Read more“As we grieve the passing of Her Majesty the Queen, many will be reminded of their own grieving for their loved ones.”
Read moreCharity Ambassador Tanya Hodges has successfully completed a two-week hike to Everest Base Camp, including two nights spent in freezing conditions – all to raise much needed funds for mental health charity, PTSD Resolution.
Read moreToday, Sharon and Paul have what many would call the perfect life. Paul has a good, secure job he enjoys, Sharon runs her wedding cake business from a studio in their beautiful garden – and beloved dog Holly keeps them on their toes. But it wasn’t always so.
Read moreOn the 40th anniversary of the end of the war on June 14th 2022, UK Veterans’ charity PTSD Resolution is highlighting the mental health issues for Falklands Islands’ and other armed forces’ service veterans.
Read moreA 77-year-old former Royal Marine, Jonathan Thomson, is taking on a gruelling 465 mile mountain cycling challenge through Wales for charity, with a 35,000ft climb, starting on 15th June from Swansea and finishing there on 21 June.
Read moreAfter conquering the North Coast 500 cycle run, around the most northerly coastline of Scotland, in October 2020, Jonathan Thomson has set himself a new challenge.
Read moreA survey by charity PTSD Resolution has found that 46 per cent of the 500 UK armed forces’ veterans who responded used alcohol or drugs to manage the symptoms of trauma.
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