PC, Service in Northern Ireland.

"My PTSD began when I was on active service in Northern Ireland in 1983. I didn't seek help for many years and when I did, I turned to Combat Stress. They provided me with a two-week residential stay but it didn't help me in the slightest. "It was my daughter who found about PTSD Resolution and told me all about it. I knew I had to give it a go, for my family as well as for myself. Once I began therapy, my mind became clearer and I felt able to cope much better on a daily basis. I am spending more time with my family too and they now want to spend time with me. The traumatic memories haven't completely gone but my therapist has taught me a number of strategies to deal with them and I am also able to identify my stress triggers. "I knew things were getting better when, one day, my son asked my wife what was wrong with me. She said "nothing" and asked him why, to which he replied: "He's smiling!" That just about sums it up as my son hadn't seen me smile in years! "I would recommend PTSD Resolution to anyone. Their therapist achieved more in one session than Combat Stress did in two weeks!"