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Honour, Hope and Healing.
What to expect.
Tom Harrison House offers a residential 12-week programme of therapies and activities specifically for currently serving, military veterans and emergency services personnel.
The programme, designed in consultation with veterans in recovery and the only one of its kind in the UK, is one in which the balance between emotional, physical and mental recovery is paramount. In the pre-admission stage, we work with all clients to achieve abstinence prior to embarking on the programme.
A typical week.
In a typical week, the community practice mindfulness, work with a personal trainer at the gym, will experience a variety of therapeutic and educational groups, support one another in completing recovery assignments, work on their individual recovery and resettlement plans and will attend an equine therapy sessions, amongst other activities.
Our clients.
We work with each client to begin to develop and embed the mindset, resilience and resources, or more generally the “recovery capital”, necessary to build a strong, stable and robust ongoing recovery. By providing a supportive community, education, therapies and opportunities for real self-development, the programme works as a foundation for a new life, and not just a way to overcome the immediate issue of physical dependence on drugs or alcohol.
Our Offer.
WELLBEING ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME
Bespoke Model.
It is through this bespoke model, with an emphasis on the role of co-occurring trauma, safety, confidentiality, and camaraderie, as well as reintegration into “civilian” communities, that a community of veterans who possess shared experiences, perspectives, and resources, is built.
Our Partners
The team work closely with partners such as Mersey Care, The Royal British Legion, Liverpool Veterans’ HQ, BNENC, Everton in the Community, Shy Lowen Sanctuary, FACT, Rydal Hall and a host of others to make sure that the programme remains rich and varied, and provides experiences that foster openness, exploration and connection.
We are also a collaborative partner with the NHS High Intensity Service in the North and the Midlands, helping them develop a new and effective pathway for veterans who are in a mental health crisis and need urgent and emergency care and treatment.






