Getting Help
When someone suffering from trauma lives in a home or works in an office, that trauma touches everyone who lives and works with them. Save A Warrior UK offers a pathway of recovery not just for the men who attend our programme, but for the families and colleagues who know and love them.
From our experience, it’s important that people join our programme by their own choice. If they aren’t ready to change or don’t feel ready to stop suffering, it will be hard for them to hear what is being said and benefit from the work.
Explore the following topics for help and for guidance.
When someone you love seems constantly on edge, there’s always a reason beneath the rage.
Depression comes from carrying too much for too long and is often misunderstood.
Understanding what’s happening is the first step to healing.
When we fear something it affects everything around us.
Sometimes a coping mechanism for trauma is to lean on a substance or behaviour as crutch.
Loss of direction and fulfilment is hard to deal with.