A newly published independent study in the Oxford University Press journal “Occupational Medicine” validates the effectiveness of PTSD Resolution, a UK charity providing therapy for military veterans.
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A newly published independent study in the Oxford University Press journal “Occupational Medicine” validates the effectiveness of PTSD Resolution, a UK charity providing therapy for military veterans.
Read moreIn the latest round of their Hidden Voices programme, the Armed Forces Covenant Trust (the Trust) awarded grants totalling more than £290,000 to 15 projects delivering accessible mental health and wellbeing support for those with seldom heard needs in armed forces communities.
Read moreThe conference is a must for anyone working with the Armed Forces Community and will be held on Tuesday 20 May 2025, in Bush House, London.
Read moreSupporters of Combat Stress, the UK’s leading charity for veterans’ mental health, have raised an incredible £1 million over the last eight years through the organisation’s annual fundraising challenge March in March.
Read moreA newly published independent study in the Oxford University Press journal “Occupational Medicine” validates the effectiveness of PTSD Resolution, a UK charity providing therapy for military veterans.
Read moreCombat Stress is delighted to have Andy Gallie with us for this live event on Gambling Harms. ‘Battling the Odds’ educational offer includes specific content examining why the Armed Forces are at risk of gambling-related harms, alongside examining how gambling can impact the brain, the risk factors associated with this issue, how to identify harms in serving personnel and veterans, and the help and specialist support available.
Read moreAs part of a long-standing relationship and pledge of continued support, the Army Benevolent Fund has awarded Combat Stress a grant of £275,000 to help deliver their life-changing specialist mental health services to Army veterans in need.
Read moreCombat Stress and partners are now looking for men to participate in a study exploring how men veterans cope with challenging or stressful experiences.
Read moreTicket sales for the 2025 FiMT Research Centre conference close on 2 May 2025 and are selling fast – be sure to secure yours.
Read moreIn this live panel discussion you will hear from veterans and a clinician.
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