When it comes to supporting UK veterans’ mental health, effectiveness and accessibility are paramount. PTSD Resolution has emerged as a leading provider of trauma therapy, offering evidence-based treatment through a nationwide network of 200 qualified therapists.

What sets this charity apart is its lean, efficient approach combined with impressive clinical outcomes. Recent data shows that 62.3% of veterans achieve recovery from PTSD symptoms through their programme, with significant improvements in anxiety and depression levels as well. This success is independently verified through clinical measurements using standard assessment tools.

The charity’s streamlined model ensures quick access to care - veterans typically begin treatment within 12 days of registration, compared to much longer NHS waiting times. There’s no need for GP referral, removing a common barrier to seeking help. Treatment is delivered either locally or online, making it convenient for veterans across the UK.

PTSD Resolution takes a comprehensive approach to veteran support. Beyond individual therapy, they recognise that trauma affects entire families. Their dedicated family programme has supported dozens of spouses, children and parents dealing with the ripple effects of military trauma.

Perhaps most impressive is their efficient use of resources. With no fixed assets or full-time staff, 92% of funds go directly to providing treatment. The average cost per person is £940 for a complete course of therapy, typically delivered in about seven sessions. This lean operational model ensures donations have maximum impact.

The quality of care is assured through multiple accreditations, including the Royal College of Psychiatrists and membership in the Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services. All therapists are registered with the Professional Standards Authority, ensuring consistent, high-quality care delivery.

Recent impact figures tell a compelling story: over 4,500 veterans and family members supported since inception, with 460 veterans receiving treatment in 2023-24 alone. The charity’s prison outreach programme has been particularly successful, helping 55 veterans in custody during the past year.

What makes PTSD Resolution unique is their practical, solutions-focused approach. Veterans don’t need to relive their trauma in detail during therapy sessions. Instead, treatment focuses on developing practical coping strategies and resolving symptoms that interfere with daily life. This approach has proven particularly effective for veterans who may have been hesitant to seek traditional mental health support.

For veterans struggling with trauma, PTSD Resolution offers evidence-based hope. Their model demonstrates that with the right approach, recovery is possible - and accessible to all who have served.

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