Over the past two years, working alongside an expanding network of military charities, service organisations and statutory partners, PTSD Resolution has increased the number of people it treats by more than 70%.
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Over the past two years, working alongside an expanding network of military charities, service organisations and statutory partners, PTSD Resolution has increased the number of people it treats by more than 70%.
Read moreCombat Stress has been awarded a grant from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust (AFCFT) to develop a new family activity book designed to help veterans talk with their children about the impact of military trauma and Complex PTSD.
Read morePTSD Resolution, a leading veterans’ mental health charity, has been awarded a grant of almost £20,000 from Greenwich Hospital to fund a year of mental health treatment for 22 Royal Navy and Royal Marines veterans, reservists and their families.
Read moreVeterans’ mental health charity PTSD Resolution has been awarded £30,000 through the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust’s RISE programme, a pilot initiative supporting Armed Forces charities to build stronger and more sustainable organisations.
Read moreFounded in 2009, the charity has treated more than 5,000 veterans, reservists and family members through free, confidential, one-to-one therapy, delivered online and face to face through a UK-wide network of more than 200 specially trained therapists.
Read morePTSD Resolution, the UK charity providing free mental health treatment to Armed Forces veterans, reservists and their families, has been awarded Veteran Aware accreditation by the Veterans Covenant Healthcare Alliance (VCHA): the NHS-backed body responsible for ensuring the Armed Forces community receives equitable, high-quality healthcare.
Read moreJoin Combat Stress’ Principal Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Lead for Learning and Development Dr Vicky Aldridge for an engaging and practical session on what it means to be trauma-informed, why it matters, and how organisations can meaningfully contribute to recovery.
Read moreIn this session, Combat Stress’ Clinical Lead and Head of Clinical Information Dr Lee Robinson will break down how data helps personalise treatment for veterans, supports clinicians in refining their practice, and drives ongoing service improvement.
Read moreLed by Combat Stress’ Lead Occupational Therapist Leona Waterfield, this engaging session will explore how sensory modulation works and why it can make a meaningful difference in recovery.
Read moreThis webinar brings together Combat Stress’ Principal Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and EMDR Practitioner Holly-Jane Hatcher and Principal Clinical Psychologist Dr Leanne Bannister to unpack the distinctions between PTSD and complex PTSD from a psychological perspective.
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