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- 16 February 2021
New film explains how 3MDR can help veterans with PTSD
Watch a new film about FiMT-funded research on 3MDR, a treatment method for PTSD using virtual reality.
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- 19 January 2021
TimeBank to partner with SSAFA to integrate mentoring projects for veterans
FiMT has given a grant to TimeBank to work with SSAFA to integrate their mentoring projects supporting ex-Service personnel.
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- 19 January 2021
Forces in Mind Trust calls for more support for Armed Forces personnel with PTSD, as new research from King’s College London is published
The evolution of PTSD in the UK Armed Forces: Traumatic exposures in Iraq & Afghanistan and responses of distress (TRIAD Study), from King’s College London and funded by Forces in Mind Trust, has been published.
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- 14 December 2020
Online mentoring has been a lifeline for Scottish veterans during lockdown
A new evaluation report of online mentoring scheme Shoulder to Shoulder Online has been published.
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- 27 November 2020
Forces in Mind Trust responds to NHS England consultation on Armed Forces families
FiMT has responded to the call for evidence on improving health and wellbeing support for Armed Forces families in England.
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- 24 November 2020
Families of veterans with problem substance use are unlikely to be offered help, according to new research
A new report shows that families of veterans with substance use problems are unlikely to seek or be offered help.
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- 19 November 2020
FiMT awards £500,000 to the ADVANCE Study to explore military to civilian transition experiences of combat veterans
FiMT has awarded funding to the ADVANCE Study Charity over the next five years, to investigate the long-term physical and psycho-social outcomes of battlefield casualties.
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- 17 November 2020
New research finds that more than two thirds of serving or ex-Service personnel with a current or prior alcohol problem are not seeking help
A new report shows that recognition of alcohol misuse problems and help-seeking for self-reported alcohol problems among serving and ex-Service personnel is low.
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- 13 October 2020
New research assesses the mental health and treatment needs of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan
A new report released today found that veterans who served in recent conflicts are more likely to suffer from certain mental health conditions and alcohol misuse than the general public.
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- 9 October 2020
Ex-Service personnel suffering from moral injury, according to new research
New research, funded by FiMT, sheds light on the widely unknown concept of moral injury.
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New film explains how 3MDR can help veterans with PTSD

TimeBank to partner with SSAFA to integrate mentoring projects for veterans

Forces in Mind Trust calls for more support for Armed Forces personnel with PTSD, as new research from King’s College London is published

Online mentoring has been a lifeline for Scottish veterans during lockdown

Forces in Mind Trust responds to NHS England consultation on Armed Forces families

Families of veterans with problem substance use are unlikely to be offered help, according to new research

FiMT awards £500,000 to the ADVANCE Study to explore military to civilian transition experiences of combat veterans

New research finds that more than two thirds of serving or ex-Service personnel with a current or prior alcohol problem are not seeking help

New research assesses the mental health and treatment needs of veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan

Ex-Service personnel suffering from moral injury, according to new research