Ongoing Research

This project aims to assess if the use of virtual reality alongside cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is an acceptable and feasible intervention to improve outcomes for Veterans living with a mental …

This study aims to explore how UK Armed Forces veterans understand and experience PTSD, focusing on the cultural, psychological and systemic factors that shape help‑seeking and engagement with …

The aim of this programme is to transform service provision for female Veterans. …

PTSD rates in the general population are 4% but in military veterans it can be up to 17% or higher. For up to 80% of veterans, their PTSD is Complex - associated with multiple, or prolonged, traumas. …

The RAND Europe Centre for Futures and Foresight Studies is working in collaboration with leading veterans' mental health charity Combat Stress to identify future trends out to 2045 which may affect …

The Look Back to Move Forward project will develop, evaluate, and adapt a new timeline assessment of gambling, alcohol use, and mental health in recently transitioned Veterans. Each phase …

This research project aims to assess if it is feasible and acceptable to run a pilot Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) of ‘Restore & Rebuild’ (R&R) treatment compared to a Treatment as …

The primary aim is to co-produce a MCCYP specific SDH screening tool within the context of military life, to identify and reduce inequalities within the military connected children and young …

This study is examining the prevalence, risk factors and pathways of different patterns of IPVA among male and female UK Armed Forces veterans.

This project aims to compare the co-produced moral injury treatment, called “Rebuilding and Reconnecting: Psychological Treatment After Challenging Events (R&R)” with treatment as usual.     …

The Supporting All to Thrive study will shed light on the educational outcomes of Service children with SEND, linked to a nuanced understanding of the dynamics and complexities characterising their …

This feasibility study will create an innovative highly-phenotyped readiness cohort of female Veterans to assess the impacts of, and risks associated with, military Service on brain health.