PTSD Resolution, Who Cares Wins: UK military post-traumatic stress disorder PTSD Resolution - effective therapy for military post-traumatic stress disorder


Military trauma causes flashbacks, nightmares, anger and depression - often leading to violence, alcohol and substance abuse, job loss, family breakdown and even suicide.

The PTSD Resolution outreach programme helps veterans and TA struggling to reintegrate into a normal work & family life because of military post traumatic stress suffered as a result of service in the armed forces.

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of Sir Richard Dannat as he talks about PTSD  Introduction by
  General Sir Richard Dannat
  (Former Head of the Army)
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Over 300 Falklands veterans have committed suicide; more than were killed in the fighting in 1982. Today, 20,000 ex-servicemen are in jail or on probation.

Through a nationwide network of accredited therapists, PTSD Resolution provides treatment to enable sufferers to resolve the mental health problems associated with military trauma that obstruct a normal range of family and work relationships.

PTSD Resolution therapy is unique: it’s brief, with an average of just three to four one-hour sessions; conducted on an out-patient basis, to support family and work routines; available nationwide, with no waiting lists.

The programme is complementary to the work of other services' charities, in that it resolves mental health issues that are barriers to successful reintegration and settlement

Treatment has an 80% success rate to date'While no treatment is a perfect fit for everybody, of those clients assessed and accepted for treatment and that choose to remain in treatment to an agreed planned ending with the treating therapists, 80% demonstrate marked and significant reduction in their distressing symptoms.'

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