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PTSD treatment,
opening soon

rePTSD will offer online treatment by video for adults in the UK and Ireland living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It is not open yet, and nothing can be requested or booked. If you need help now, call 999 (112 in Ireland) or Samaritans free on 116 123.

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There’s more to you
than PTSD

PTSD can affect sleep, concentration, work and time with the people close to you. Over time, daily life can start to fit around it.

Asking for help can mean trusting someone you have not met yet. Finding a therapist who works with PTSD can mean a long wait, or contacting therapists one by one.

When rePTSD opens, you will work with a therapist approved for PTSD, starting from what you want to change in your life today. You will agree each step before it happens.

The company behind rePTSD
When it opens
rePTSD will open once therapists who work with PTSD have joined and Rephobia Limited has approved them for it. No date is set.
You will see who you are meeting
Your therapist’s name, profession and a short introduction will be shown before you book, and you will choose the time.
Online by video
For adults aged 18 or over across the UK and Ireland, from a place you choose, on a laptop, tablet or phone.
Where to get help

What to expect
when rePTSD opens

At your first appointment, you will talk about what you want to change. Your therapist will explain what treatment involves before you agree to anything, and you will decide whether to go ahead.

  1. Tell us what you want to change

    You will send a short request about what you want to change in your life today. A therapist will read it before anything is booked.

  2. Meet a therapist online

    Your first appointment will be by video. Your therapist will explain what treatment involves, and you will decide whether to go ahead.

  3. Agree your treatment plan

    Your therapist will propose a plan, and it will go ahead only once you agree it. Any change will need your agreement again.

  4. Agree each step together

    Your therapist will adjust the pace with you, and you can stop at any point.

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A first appointment by video, from a place you choose.
We say what exists today and what we are still building.

Liam Harte, founder of Rephobia Limited, the company behind rePTSD. Built in Belfast.

Read about the company

Rephobia Limited’s earlier work on phobias: awards, coverage and research. None of it concerns PTSD.

Before rePTSD opens

Help now, where things stand today, and what is still to be decided.

What if I need help now?

rePTSD is not an emergency service. If you are in danger or need help now, call 999 (112 in Ireland). For urgent advice in England, Scotland or Wales, call 111. In Northern Ireland or Ireland, contact your GP or the GP out-of-hours service. To talk to someone at any time, call Samaritans free on 116 123.

Can I get help from rePTSD now?

Not yet. No therapist is approved for PTSD, so nothing can be requested or booked. For help with PTSD now, speak to your GP, who can tell you about NHS, HSC or HSE services where you live. In England you can also refer yourself to NHS Talking Therapies. A private therapist who works with PTSD is another option.

When will rePTSD open?

Once therapists who work with PTSD have joined and Rephobia Limited has approved them for it. No date is set.

Can you tell me when it opens?

Not at the moment. This site asks for no details about you, so there is no list to join.

Who will rePTSD be for?

Adults aged 18 or over in the UK and Ireland who live with PTSD and want to work on it with a therapist online.

Who will I see once it opens?

A therapist who works with PTSD and takes appointments online. Rephobia Limited will review each therapist’s professional details and approve them for PTSD before any request reaches them. Before you book, you will see their name, profession and a short introduction, and you will choose the time.

Will I have to talk about what happened?

This site does not ask you about it. What the request will ask you to share is still being decided, and a qualified clinician will review it before rePTSD opens. Your therapist will explain what treatment involves before you agree to anything, and you will agree each step together.

What kind of treatment will it offer?

That is still to be decided, and a qualified clinician will review it before rePTSD opens. For context, NICE writes guidance for England and Wales. Its guideline NG116 recommends psychological treatments for adults with PTSD, including trauma-focused cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR). That describes recognised approaches in general. It says nothing about rePTSD, which has not treated anyone.

What will it cost?

Costs are still to be decided. There is nothing to pay today.

Does this site collect anything about me?

This site asks for no details about you. Its web server keeps standard logs of visits, as most websites do. Our privacy notice explains what those logs hold and who is responsible for them.

Who is behind rePTSD?

rePTSD is a trading name of Rephobia Limited, a small company in Belfast that also runs Rephobia, a service for phobias. Who we are has more about the company.

I live with a phobia too. Can I get help with that?

Rephobia, run by the same company, is preparing online phobia treatment with a therapist by video. It is not open to the public yet. For help with a phobia now, your GP can tell you about services where you live. You can read about Rephobia.

Where to get help today

The Opening soon page starts with what to do if you need help now. It also covers your options across the UK and Ireland, and tells you about Rephobia, our sister service for phobias.

This site asks for no details about you.

Where to get help