Reports

A technical annex to accompany the NatCen report: The mental health needs of serving and ex-Service personnel: A systematic review.

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This report examines the validity and reliability of the International Trauma Questionnaire in measuring CPTSD in military personnel, explores the differences between PTSD and CPTSD, and looks at the support needs and experiences of veterans with CPTSD.

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This report brings together evidence to support FiMT’s Mental Health Research Programme, and to provide a resource to inform wider research, policy and practice. It explores the prevalence of mental health problems among serving and ex-Service personnel and their families, their experiences and the effectiveness of interventions.

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'Mental health and the military' - A graphic representation of the findings from 'The mental health needs of serving and ex-Service personnel: A systematic review' report .

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Report on the Charnwood Borough Council project to help upskill council staff through training sessions offered to all Local Authorities across Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. Project included practical and interactive workshops, guest speakers and time for discussion.

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The aim of this project was to establish a military families specialism on the Routes to Support (RtS) online system for domestic violence and abuse (DVA) services so that military families experiencing DVA can be better signposted to appropriate services, whether military, quasi-military, or civilian services, with specialist knowledge.

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The Armed Forces Community (AFC) Healthcare navigation Project tested the role of an AFC Healthcare Navigator in Primary Care as a means of improving healthcare outcomes for the AFC. Whilst delivering care navigation, the project simultaneously intended to understand the experiences of the AFC and deliver training and awareness across Primary Care.

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Report on the pilot project in Wiltshire delivering online support for carers in the Armed Forces Community caring for those with mental health problems.

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Although most veterans manage the transition from the armed forces to civilian life without experiencing an enduring or severe psychological disorder, a sub-group of ex-service personnel encounter enduring adverse mental health.

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Positive Futures was developed in 2015, with recruitment of veterans to the programme starting late in 2015. The first Positive Futures Wilderness Journey took place in April 2016. This report is the evaluation of Positive Futures over the period January 2016 to June 2018 inclusive.

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