Trauma Pain Support Recovery Programs

Trauma Pain Support

Trauma Pain Support — For Individuals

Trauma Pain Support Recovery Programmes

Long-term trauma support for Road Traffic Accident survivors

Built for people navigating the long-term effects of road traffic accidents — including chronic pain, PTSD, fatigue, and emotional overwhelm. Whether your trauma is recent or years behind you, our approach offers structured, trauma-informed support for the stages of recovery that come after the emergency care ends.

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What you’ll find

What you’ll find in our recovery programmes

Support for the stages of recovery when you’re expected to be “better” — but don’t feel it yet.

Support for PTSD, chronic pain, identity loss, and emotional exhaustion
Nervous system regulation tools for daily resilience
Structured care through the Trauma Recovery Pathway Program (TRPP)
Delivered online via our platform, with optional guided support
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How to access

How to access TPS Programmes

Programmes are delivered through health and rehabilitation services. Access is typically arranged through:

— NHS services
— Rehabilitation providers
— Occupational health or employer support
— Case managers

If you feel TPS may support your recovery, speak with your clinician, case manager, or rehabilitation provider.

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