The hidden horrors of war - treating returning Service and ex-Service personnel in the UK

Post traumatic stress disorder
Figures published by the MoD in November 2008 showed that nearly 4,000 new cases of mental health disorder were diagnosed among armed services personnel in 2007. They also showed that personnel sent to Afghanistan or Iraq were more likely to suffer PTSD, a psychological and physical condition that can be caused by extremely distressing events,
including military combat.

How we can help you
Our therapists are offering their skills to help servicemen and women, particularly those returning from combat, maybe with injuries or amputations, who may be experiencing the debilitating effects of PTSD and who may not be receiving medical treatment or who have been signed off.  We also help men and women who have been discharged from the armed forces, and the husbands and wives of Service and ex-Service personnel.

Our first clients are already receiving treatment and are finding it very beneficial.

Our members live in all parts of the UK. If you think that we could help you or someone you know, please get in touch with us and find out if we have a therapist in your area.

What we offer

After an initial consultation you will receive four treatments followed by an evaluation.  Treatments are free although a donation towards our work is expected.   Anything you tell your therapist will be treated in the strictest confidence.

You can download an application form here, or telephone us to complete it if you prefer.