Trustees & Directors

Colonel Tony Gauvain retired from the British Army in 1990, after 32 years service, having commanded the first Battalion of the Cheshire Regiment. After 10 years in industry he trained as a psychotherapist and has been in practice ever since. Read More

Charles served in the British army for 5 years. On leaving he retrained at Henley College and then spent the next 8 years in export sales following which he spent 20 years in Eastern Europe leading subsidiaries of organisations such as Xerox, BNP Paribas, Ameritech and France telecom. Read More

Piers Bishop is a founder and Director of Therapy of the charity for resolving UK Forces’ military trauma, PTSD Resolution. He is a qualified Human Givens therapist, who has been practising for many years. Read More

A PR and marketing director for 25 years, founder of Rea Marketing & PR, with experience in strategy, issues management, public affairs and media relations. Read More

Born in 1964 in Aldershot 'Home of the British army'
Learnt at an early age the ineptness of support for our forces, when my best friend at school was moved out of quarters and into a shared council house weeks after his father was killed Read More

Malcolm Hanson served in British Army from 1988 to 2007. He worked full time in the NHS from 2008 to 2017 as a psychotherapist and manager of a combined team of mental health and social care workers. Read More

Educated at Durham University, Greg then served as a regular Officer with the Mercian Regiment from 2008 – 2015. In his short but active service, he served in Afghanistan and Cyprus, whilst also conducting operational training for UK supported countries in both a military and Read.More

Rosalind Townsend is an experienced psychotherapist with busy practices in both Helston, Cornwall and Plymouth. Read More

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Nicole is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing and former PR Professional of the Year, with expertise in Board level communications and marketing. Read More