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POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

Early day motion 1241, tabled 12 December 2005 by Jeremy Wright (Conservative). Signed by 46 members.

That this House recognises that the diagnosis and potential causes of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are increasing; congratulates ASSIST Trauma Care for providing evidence-based therapy for those suffering the effects of psychological trauma and on its work in meeting the needs of a significant number of trauma sufferers, many of whom are referred by general practitioners, primary care trusts and NHS Direct; and urges the Government to address the growing need for additional, highly trained, specialist trauma therapists whose provision of timely treatment will not only help to reduce the costs of long-term sickness and unemployment, but will also improve significantly the lives of PTSD sufferers and their families.

Signatures by party: Conservative 22, Labour 12, DUP 5, Liberal Democrat 5, Plaid Cymru 1, Social Democratic and Labour Party 1.