UKPTS

Our newest roundup of the latest psychological trauma research is now live on our site ukpts.org/research-revie…

Only a few days left to buy tickets for this year's CMWR/CEEUPS conference: Serving with Equity: Women’s Voices in the Uniformed Public Services centreformilitarywomensresearch.com/cmwr-conferenc… #trauma #psychology #military #firstresponders

🎬 UKPTS Bites is back! How do we deliver integrated, evidence-based care to asylum seekers & refugees in the current climate? 🗓 13 March 2026 🕛 12:00–12:30 (UK) 💻 Online 🎟 FREE & open to all Register: ukpts.org/bites #UKPTSBites #RefugeeMentalHealth #TraumaInformed

We offer our deepest condolences to Nicola's family, friends & colleagues. She was a remarkable mentor to many & leader in her field. She will be greatly missed but also fondly remembered for her enormous professional impact, & the kindness & generosity showed to those she guided

📢 2nd International CPTSD Conference | London Join the BPS Crisis, Disaster & Trauma Psychology Section for an international conference on Complex PTSD led by Prof Marylene Cloitre & Prof Thanos Karatzias. 🗓 19–20 March 2026 🔗 bps.org.uk/event/internat…

Our next Bites session is now live! We are delighted to be joined by the wonderful Dr Christina Curry and Professor Cornelius Katona for a timely discussion on evidence based care for asylum seekers and refugees 📅 Make sure to sign up here: ukpts.org/bites

Are you a UK healthcare provider who has direct experience working with refugees or asylum-seekers? Please contribute to a pan-European study to better understand the support needs & challenges faced by clinical care teams. Got to: surveymonkey.com/r/HOPEstudy1

SOLD OUT. 🎟️ UKPTS 2026 has reached full capacity. Thank you to everyone who secured a ticket and made this possible. We can’t wait to bring together voices across the UK public sector to tackle trauma and moral injury. #UKPTS2026 #SoldOut #TraumaInTheWorkforce #MoralInjury

One week to go!!! One conversation we can’t delay. #UKPTS2026 | Moral Injury | Public Sector Wellbeing 🎟 ukpts.org/conference2026/

🔍 Breakout Spotlight: Session One From NHS emergency call-handlers to prison officers, paramedics and police this session explores trauma, moral injury and evidence-based responses across public service. 📅 26 Jan 2026 | 📍 King’s College London 🎟️ ukpts.org/conference2026/

☕️ Another cuppa… then straight back into the deep stuff. Breakout Stream Two tackles moral injury, co-production and supporting those in the toughest roles. #UKPTS2026 #TraumaAndCare

🔥 Taking the stage at #UKPTS2026 Dr Victoria Williamson & Dr Danielle Lamb present the CARE Study a co-designed, evidence-based approach to preventing and addressing moral injury among prison staff across the UK. 🗓️ 26 Jan 2026 | 📍 King’s College London #UKPTS #MoralInjury

🚨 Not all post-incident support helps. Prof Jo Billings brings the evidence to #UKPTS2026. 📅 26 Jan | 🎫 ukpts.org/conference2026

🔔And just when you thought the programme couldn’t get any better…... We’re delighted to share a special addition to UKPTS 2026 a Schwartz Round. A reflective space to share honest, human stories from the front line and the experiences that connect us.

💙 Surprise… and the countdown begins. 💙 We’re delighted to announce the 2026 UKPTS Annual Conference: The Burden of Care: Trauma and Moral Injury in the UK Public Sector 📅 Monday 26 January 2026 📍 King’s College London (Strand Campus)

Research, real-world experience and a whole lot of heart 💙 We can’t wait to hear from Cllr Dr Sara Hyde We’re delighted to spotlight one of our upcoming speakers, who will be exploring a deeply important and often overlooked area of work:

⏳ Less than a month to go! Delighted to welcome Prof Derek Tracy to #UKPTS2026 speaking on “The Human Crises in Public Service Delivery.” 📅 26 Jan 2026 | 🎫 ukpts.org/conference2026

Our Next Key Speaker Takes Centre Stage ✨ What if the most important voice in the room is the one we’re not hearing? At UKPTS 2026, we’re delighted to welcome Samantha Uwadiae for a powerful session titled “The Power of Inclusion.”