Mark Ormrod And How His Attitude Of Gratitude Is Keeping Him Positive
"Despite missing three limbs, I am fortunate ..."
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Mental Health Understanding What It Is Like To Love Someone With PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder and the toll it has on partners
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Mental Health Pilot Treatment Programme Set To Help Veterans With Complex PTSD
It will be the world's first pilot scheme of tailored treatment for Complex PTSD.
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Mental Health Psychologically Thriving And Working From Home During COVID-19 Quarantine
Guidance from Dr Richard Sherry, a Consultant Chartered Clinical Psychologist and British Army SRO
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Mental Health Mental Health Minute 2020: Are You Taking Time To Look After Yourself?
Did you join millions of people today, including The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and think about your own mental health?
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Mental Health Coronavirus: How To Adapt And Improve Mental Health By An Army SRO Psychologist
British Army specialist reserve officer and psychotherapist Dr Richard Sherry advises on how to cope
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Forces Charities Letters With Love Cheer Up Veterans At Royal Star & Garter Care Homes
Children’s letters and drawings aim to help residents feel less isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Military Life Top Tips: How To Keep Your Kids Busy While They Learn From Home
You're working from home, your kids are learning from home ... how can you keep them occupied so that it doesn't all become too much?
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Military Life How The Military Cope With Isolation And The Tips They Are Sharing
Some advice for dealing with isolation from the military community
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Families Coronavirus: Chief of Defence People Thanks Service Families For Their Support In Emotive Letter
Lieutenant General James Swift offers reassurance and guidance
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Mental Health Increase In Armed Forces Suicides Over Last Five Years, MOD Figures Show
There were 63 suicides in the Armed Forces between 2015 and 2019, compared to 61 between 2010 and 2014.
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Mental Health How To Sleep Better: Tips For Recharging Your Body
The average person needs at least eight hours of sleep every night but, why do we need to take sleep seriously?
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Mental Health Don’t Bottle It Up: How To Cope With PTSD And Mental Health Issues
The ‘stiff upper lip’ approach previously associated with the Armed Forces is being replaced by people willing to seek the help they need
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Mental Health Military Personnel 'Drinking To Cope With Mental Health Symptoms'
The University of Liverpool and King’s College London led the research, involving 1,279 military personnel.
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Special forces SAS Who Dares Wins Recruit Bravely Opens Up About His Childhood Sexual Abuse
His honesty about the abuse he suffered as a child is the focus of this week's SAS selection process series
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Special forces SAS Who Dares Wins: Weapons, Sickeners And Hand To Hand Combat
For the first time ever in SAS Who Dares Wins history, the recruits were handed firearms - will they know when and when not to shoot?