A Patient-Led Trauma Recovery Framework Aligned with NHS Priorities
Thousands of NHS patients fall through the cracks in trauma recovery post-discharge. TPS bridges that gap by integrating seamlessly with your existing pathways, providing NICE-aligned, trauma-informed support from day one. Our structured programme helps your Trust enhance long-term outcomes, reduce care delays, and embed continuity into your rehabilitation services.
Aligns with NICE Guidelines CG116 (PTSD) & NG193 (Chronic Pain)
TPS is built on the exact care principles outlined in NICE guidance. It delivers early PTSD intervention and structured chronic pain management, empowering patients with tools to take ownership of their recovery while meeting best practice recommendations for psychological and physical trauma care.
- Provides early-stage PTSD screening and symptom management modules
- Includes non-pharmacological chronic pain tools for long-term sustainability
- Delivers psychoeducation and emotional regulation, mirroring CBT-informed practices
Supports ICS Goals for Self-Management & Recovery Efficiency
Integrated Care Systems (ICS) are under pressure to improve patient outcomes using fewer resources. TPS supports these goals by enabling patient-led recovery, reducing therapy dependency, and freeing clinical teams from repetitive manual oversight.
- Offers patient-led recovery modules accessible anytime, anywhere
- Automates recovery tracking, reducing manual staff intervention
- Enhances capacity without increasing workload or budget demand
Reduces Re-admissions & Long-Term Service Dependency
TPS intervenes early with structured trauma support to prevent relapse and sustain recovery beyond discharge.
- Practical daily tools to manage PTSD and chronic pain symptoms
- Stabilises emotional and physical symptoms before they escalate
- Helps patients avoid crisis re-entry and maintain recovery
Delivers Post-Discharge Continuity Across NHS Rehab Pathways
TPS bridges the discharge gap with ongoing, structured support that maintains momentum and prevents disengagement.
- Post-care structure that supports recovery at home
- Fills the gap between NHS rehab and long-term self-management
- Improves consistency and reduces dropout rates
Complements Existing Services Without Disruption
TPS runs alongside NHS services, enhancing efficiency without disrupting clinical workflows.
- Requires no technical changes to existing systems
- Automates education, guidance, and follow-up steps
- Frees clinical time for complex patient cases
Built for Patient Empowerment & Recovery Autonomy
TPS puts patients at the centre of their recovery journey — encouraging ownership, motivation, and resilience.
- Self-paced trauma-informed tools that promote daily healing
- Builds recovery confidence and emotional independence
- Supports NHS aims for patient-led, digitally guided recovery
Minimal Setup, Maximum Benefit
TPS can be implemented within days — no software installation, IT disruption, or heavy staff training required.
- Includes onboarding templates for NHS teams
- Digital access to all modules and tracking tools
- Recovery begins from week one
