What Is The Mind Force Retreat ?

It is recognised that many veterans, wounded injured or sick require continued opportunities to help treat poor mental health.  The Mind Force project provides the necessary access to non-judgmental, non-clinical therapies in a natural and relaxed environment. 

Poor Mental Health can be stigmatic, in particular in the perceived ‘labelling’ of those conditions. Veterans may also struggle changing their own mindset from Military to civilian, causing further problems, withdrawal from society and isolation. 

The Mind Force Retreat aims to:

• Provide a respite from daily life in a relaxed, holistic environment.   
• Provide access to a range of therapies that can aid recovery.   
• Improve Mindfulness and Mental Health Awareness.   
• Aid in removing the stigma surrounding Mental Health issues.   
• Provide opportunities for reflection and to ‘re-set’ negative thoughts and processes.   
• Provide a safe environment to express anxieties and seek necessary solace.   
• Provide ongoing support to beneficiaries through partnership working and referral. 

Designed by veterans, bringing like-minded people together on a mission to end the stigma connected to mental health in currently serving Armed Forces personnel, Veterans and Blue light emergency services. 

The retreat program is scheduled throughout, but not strict, clients can take part or site back and relax when they like, all sessions are designed to provide vital mindfulness tools.

The Mind Force Retreat is exclusively for the Armed Forces and Blue light community, bringing like-minded people together, delivering assistance with transition, delivering lessons on how to deal with stress, anxiety, burn out and depression. 

If you are a veteran or currently serving member of the Armed Forces and interested to hear more information you can use the "Contact us" button at the bottom of the screen. 

The Mind Force team are also interested to hear from potential future business sponsors for the up and coming Armed Forces community retreats in the U.K 2024.