New accolade for PTSD Resolution
PTSD Resolution, the UK charity providing, via HG therapists, free mental health treatment to armed forces veterans, reservists and their families, has received yet another accolade. It has been awarded Veteran Aware accreditation by the Veterans Covenant Healthcare Alliance – the NHS-backed body tasked with ensuring high-quality healthcare for the armed forces community.
The accreditation, which required the charity to meet eight separate national standards, formally recognises PTSD as actively identifying and supporting veterans, operating in compliance with the Armed Forces Covenant, and maintaining clear referral links to specialist services.
Charles Highett, CEO of PTSD Resolution, said:
This accreditation means a great deal to everyone at PTSD Resolution. It’s independent, NHS-backed confirmation that we’re not only doing the right things but doing them to a recognised national standard.
Our service is built on the principle that treatment must be accessible, acceptable, effective and economically efficient, and this accreditation speaks directly to all four.
The Veteran Aware award sits alongside PTSD Resolution’s existing accreditation by the Royal College of Psychiatrists-backed Quality Network for Veterans Mental Health Services, widely regarded as the most rigorous clinical quality standard in the UK veterans’ mental health sector.
Together, the two accreditations provide what the charity describes as a “double lock” of quality assurance, underpinned by independently verified outcomes: 82 per cent of clients complete their treatment programme. For veterans presenting with PTSD, the charity achieves a 74 per cent reliable improvement rate and a 66 pr cent recovery rate as measured by a standard clinical scale. The therapy that has been found so effective is all provided by human givens practitioners.
Founded in 2009, PTSD Resolution has supported some 4,900 veterans, reservists and family members. The charity is one of the very few organisations to accept referrals from veterans with co-occurring addiction issues, those based overseas, and family members, including children, living with the effects of trauma.
www.ptsdresolution.org | Email: contact@ptsdresolution.org | Tel: 0300 302 0551
Published: 1st May 2026