A major initiative to promote the mental welfare of Forces’ Veterans, Reservists and their families working in commerce and the public sector is highlighted in a virtual reception on November 10th at 6pm.

Attending the online event will be senior business and public sector decision-makers: signatories to the Armed Forces Covenant, and those with a CSR, Corporate and Social Responsibility, role or an interest in workplace mental health and that of Forces’ Veterans, Reservists and their families in particular.

They will hear about opportunities to work in partnership with PTSD Resolution, in support of the Armed Forces Covenant.

It is also an occasion to commemorate Remembrance Day, Nov 11, and the 3,000th mental health treatment referral by PTSD Resolution, says Colonel A Gauvain (Retired)
Chairman, PTSD Resolution.

PTSD Resolution is a leading forces’ charity providing free mental health therapy to traumatised Veterans, Reservists and their families. 

Its expertise is in trauma resolution, delivering help through a network of 200 therapists nationwide, and also online during the pandemic. Therapy is fast, effective and confidential, with nearly 3,000 referrals to date. It features a ‘lean’ management operation, with no salaried staff or assets, says Tony Gauvain - funds are used to deliver the therapy, with essential research and public information communications.

The Armed Forces Covenant is a pledge that together we acknowledge and understand that those who serve or who have served in the armed forces, and their families, should be treated with fairness and respect in the communities, economy and society they serve with their lives.

To register, please email contact@PTSDresolution.org
www.ptsdresolution.org 

Key facts on PTSD Resolution

1. Free help for Veterans, Reservists & families suffering from mental health issues
2. Confidential, no GP referral is needed
3. Local help through a UK network of 200 therapists
4. Fast treatment, issues usually resolved in an average of five sessions
5. Availability - first session booked often in days
6. Compassionate: clients do not have to talk about events in their past
7. Cost-effective, £650 per program - available free to the people we help
8. Transparent, results are monitored and reported
9. No one is turned away: including HM prisoners and those with addiction issues
10. Cobseo member, working with other Forces’ charities
11. There are some 3,000 referrals to date