And more veterans are seeking treatment, as awareness of PTSD has increased. The study of nearly 9,000 of the military, by King's College London, is published in the British Journal of Psychiatry.

He tried to speak to the British military for help with PTSD but they rejected him as he didn't have a service number. You can't just expect people to go over and volunteer and then come back and ...

Mr Du Preez was born in Namibia and later joined the British Parachute Regiment ... and was medically discharged from the Army in 2014 with PTSD. The couple and their young son moved to Bridgend ...

About 280,000 UK service members were deployed to either country between 2001 and 2014, when the British withdrew ... at King’s Centre for Military Health Research. PTSD rates are higher among ...

A woman who piloted rescue missions for the U.S. Air Force in Afghanistan will give a keynote address at the conference held ...

They are more likely to be crippled by physical injuries or PTSD. Men will put themselves ... A Royal Society of Medicine study on the British military found that that injuries skyrocketed for ...

Military personnel and veterans who wish to travel by train to attend this year's Remembrance Services can take advantage of ...

This year’s appeal was officially launched by Mayor of Newark Diane Ledger today, alongside members of Royal British Legion’s ...

The only non-British foreign film on our list, "Das Boot" has certainly made an impression among Military.com readers ... joblessness, PTSD, and relationship and familial issues.

I offer therapy and counselling services for Trauma, PTSD & CPTSD (Military and Civilian), Adverse ... of the National Counselling Society and the British Association of Counselling and ...

Lifestyle interventions, such as physical activity, can be as effective as medicine in promoting whole-body health and may be ...