Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

PTSD is an anxiety disorder which may develop following exposure to any one of a variety of traumatic events that involve actual or threatened death, or serious injury.

The event may be witnessed rather than directly experienced, and even learning about it may be sufficient if the persons involved are family members or close friends. Sufferers may experience flashbacks, panic attacks and heightened awareness. PTSD is sometimes found in ex-military personnel who have been involved in conflict situations.

Below you will find out how Self Help Services can help you if you are experiencing PTSD.

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Manchester Veterans’ Stress Awareness Course

The Manchester Veterans’ Stress Awareness Course is a six-week activity-based course which teaches participants skills for coping with issues such as anxiety, anger, depression and substance misuse. The course is delivered jointly by a Veteran and a Practitioner.

The group runs weekly for a 6-week period.

The next course commences on Thursday 22nd March and will run 5pm – 7pm at the Zion Centre in Hulme. The course is open to anyone living in the North West.

Venue

The Zion Centre
339 Stretford Rd, Hulme M15 4ZY
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Contact

Email: communityservices@selfhelpservices.org.uk
0161 226 3871

Halton and St Helens’ IAPT Service

Self Help Services manages NHS Halton and St Helens low and high intensity Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) provision.

Venues

Halton
St. Pauls Health Centre, High Street, Runcorn WA7 1AB
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North St Helens
Newton Community Hospital, Bradleigh Road, Newton le Willows WA12 8RB
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St Helens South
Fingerpost Park Health Centre, Atlas Street, St Helens, Merseyside WA9 1LN
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Widnes
The Bridges Learning Centre, Crow Wood Lane, Widnes WA8 3LZ
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Contact

Email: laura.chandler@selfhelpservices.org.uk
0151 511 5873

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