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This is a great charity. I named my book about the Rewind Technique after it ‘PTSD Resolution: reclaiming life from trauma’ No one needs to suffer the distressing symptoms of PTSD. The trauma is processed and integrated by the emotional centres of the brain with this extraordinary imaginal exposure technique. If you are not a veteran, seek out a Rewind practitioner. Three versions of Rewind are taught as part of the Fusion Therapeutic Coaching Diploma Enrolling now #coachtraining #counselling #therapeuticcoach LinkedIn newsletter The Super Coaches are Coming

It’s good to talk, but sometimes you don’t want to unload to your friends or family. There’s plenty of reasons for that. So who can you talk to? There are many organisations out there that can help PTSD Resolution - https://lnkd.in/gypDE_k PTSD Resolution is a charity that helps Veterans (any former Armed Forces Personnel), Reservists and Families who are struggling to reintegrate into a normal work & family life because of trauma suffered during military service and other adverse life events. Dr Julian Medical Group - https://www.dr-julian.com/ If you feel you need therapy or counselling quickly, and are stuck on a waiting list then Dr Julian could help you. In 2016 Julian built a virtual therapy platform that could help more people get the help they needed faster. If you’re struggling don’t wait until it’s too late to reach out and speak to someone. If you know someone who’s behaving different, and think they may be struggling, reach out to them and have a real conversation, listen, avoid judgment and be present. Spread this message using #Check5

Military service can expose individuals to unique traumas, increasing the risk of PTSD. ?? From combat to training accidents and military sexual trauma, these experiences leave a lasting impact, especially among Veterans—where 7 out of every 100 will experience PTSD, a rate slightly higher than in civilians. Female Veterans are particularly vulnerable. If you have expertise in Veteran PTSD, we invite you to apply to become a course contributor. Help us raise awareness and improve care for those who served. Join our mission at Inclusive Healers. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gc3hRiVm #PTSDAwareness #VeteransSupport #MentalHealthMatters #InclusiveHealers

As a nation, we honor our veterans for their bravery and sacrifice. Yet, for some who have returned from combat with deep, invisible wounds like PTSD, the story takes a tragic turn. Many of these veterans, once hailed as heroes, now find themselves on death row, condemned for crimes committed under the weight of their service-related trauma. Over 300 veterans are currently on death row, and many others have already been executed. Despite their service and the profound impact of PTSD, the justice system often fails to fully consider these factors during their trials. Defense attorneys may overlook critical evidence, and prosecutors and judges often dismiss the mental scars left by war. This isn't just a call for justice—it's a call for compassion and understanding. We must ask ourselves: How can we honor those who served while also holding them accountable in a way that acknowledges the heavy burden they carry? The intersection of mental health, military service, and capital punishment demands our urgent attention. It's time to scrutinize the use of the death penalty, especially for those who have sacrificed so much for their country. #AKInvestigations #Veterans #DeathPenalty #PTSD #CriminalJusticeReform #MentalHealthAwareness #JusticeForVeterans #CapitalPunishment #HumanRights

PTSD takes on many forms and can be tricky to diagnose and horrible to live with. Almost all of us are touched by it in some way. If you are a veteran and struggling with PTSD, call the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 and press 1. There are some great organizations that help veterans on this front, like our friends at All Secure Foundation, CxC Foundation, and Heroes' Harvests. #ptsdawareness #tracerburnout #PTSDAwarenessMonth #veterans #veteransupport #VeteransCrisisLine #healingprocess Beyond The Trek

Recent findings from the King's Centre for Military Health Research, commissioned by the Office for Veterans' Affairs, show that the rate of probable post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among veterans has risen to 1 in 10. Among veterans deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan in combat roles, the rate jumps even higher to almost one in five (18%) of which three-quarters (13.9%) meet the criteria for C-PTSD. In comparison, the rate of PTSD among the general public is 4%. This important study highlights the ongoing mental health challenges faced by those who have served our country. It underscores the need for continued support and resources for our veteran community. As an organisation dedicated to supporting veterans and their assistance dogs, we recognise the vital role these canine companions can play in helping those struggling with PTSD. We remain committed to providing assistance and raising awareness about the mental health needs of our veterans. If you or a veteran you know is struggling, please don't hesitate to reach out for support. #VeteransMentalHealth #PTSD #SupportOurVeterans #AssistanceDogs

Transitioning from the Military? Experiencing issues with PTSD? Well Being videos on these subjects can be found on our website. Interviews with Veterans discussing their journeys through life while managing Well Being issues. What services are available! Tips by Veterans on how to manage day to day. #Veterans #veteranshelpingveterans #PTSDAwareness #mental health

Did you know that veterans are much more likely to suffer from PTSD than people who haven't served in the military? While about 7 to 8 out of every 100 people may experience PTSD, veterans are four times as likely to have it. If you're struggling with PTSD because of your experiences in combat, you're not alone. There are VA programs that can help you get healthcare, compensation, and treatment. To prove your PTSD, you'll need to show: ? You were diagnosed with PTSD because of things that happened during your service. ? Those things happened while you were in combat. ? They happened while you were a Prisoner of War. ? Or you faced fears of attacks as a drone crew member. If you served in combat, just your own statement on a form called VA Form 21-0781 is usually enough to prove what happened. Want to understand more and get help with your PTSD claim? Book a consultation through my Calendly link: https://buff.ly/4aYjMnH You're not alone, and there's support out there for you. ?? #PTSD #mentalhealth #military

May is an important month to the Athenix Solutions Group team as it serves as both Military Appreciation Month and Mental Health Awareness Month. This month, our team wanted to bring awareness to mental health for both our active and veteran service members. Let's amplify the conversation around mental wellness in the military, breaking stigmas, and fostering environments of support and understanding. Navigating mental health in the military comes with its own set of challenges. From the demands of service to the pressures of deployment, our military community often faces unique obstacles on their mental health journey. Our goal this month is to distribute information about available resources for those who may need assistance. Some Resources Include: Veterans Crisis Line: Call 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1, or text 838255 for confidential support. Military OneSource: Offers a range of free resources including counseling, financial assistance, and more. Visit: militaryonesource.mil National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Veterans Resource Center: Provides information, support groups, and advocacy for veterans and their families. Visit: nami.org/veterans. Give an Hour: Offers free mental health services to military personnel, veterans, and their families. Visit: giveanhour.org. #MilitaryAppreciation #MentalHealth #MentalHealthAwareness #Support

Today on Remembrance Day, we are thinking of those who have died and suffered in military conflicts. ? This open access article explores art therapy as a treatment for veterans with PTSD: https://bit.ly/3MyLGwE #remembranceday #PTSD