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Afghanistan/Iraq war veterans
In recent years, it’s become increasingly apparent that veterans of the Iraq and
Afghanistan wars are returning home damaged in much more than body. While
knowledge of the traumatic effects of warfare on those sent by our nations to

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wage it have been known for some time, it’s only recently that PTSD has been
acknowledged as an integral cost of war. In the United Kingdom alone, medical
health professionals have seen a dramatic increase in referrals for PTSD
treatment over the past year. These have increased by more than 25%. 
Statistical data shows that it can take a combat veteran as long as 13 years to
seek help for PTSD, depression, or other psychological problems associated with
having been exposed to the violence of war. But hypnotherapy is increasingly
entering the clinical lexicon as an alternative therapy and is offering hope for
many who suffer in the wake of their time on the Field of Mars. With as many
as 600,000 returning veterans from Afghanistan and Iraq suffering from PTSD,
the national health crisis among this group is evident. This is a reality in all the
nations implicated in these wars.
But the use of hypnotherapy and NLP (neuro-linguistic programming, which
we’ll talk about in more detail later in this book), is offering veterans new hope
of living normal lives. Using a combination of these complementary therapeutic
models, combat veterans are able to return to site of their trauma and with the
help of a clinical professional, look it and deconstruct the emotions in play, at a
distance which is safe and professionally guided. The aim is to not only
neutralize the subconscious trauma, but to redeem it by using it as a learning
experience from which the patient can gain new wisdom and life perspective.
Violent traumatic events are relived by PTSD sufferers, almost as though their
subconscious minds are bidding them to enter into the original experience in a
new and more constructive way. By using NLP and hypnotherapy in concert,
sufferers can not only learn important life lessons from the experience, cleansing
it of its negative effect on their lives and those of their loved ones, but apply that
learning to future traumatic events.