Mode Rehabilitation is dedicated to supporting military veterans and their families as they navigate the challenges of mental health care and the transition back to civilian life. Our team of trained professionals works tirelessly to help veterans and their families access the resources and support they need to heal and thrive, whether through counseling, training, or career-based interventions. With our help, veterans can find renewed hope and purpose as they transition to civilian life, and build brighter futures for themselves and their loved ones.

A key strength of Mode Rehabilitation services is the employment of Veterans as peer support workers, ensuring that lived experience of military service and the transition to civilian life is at the heart of what we offer. Peer support staff work alongside highly experienced clinicians who have expertise in the assessment and treatment of a range of mental health needs, personal recovery experience, including vast knowledge in the delivery of evidence-based psychological interventions.

Mode Rehabilitation Centres provide a range of psychological services to alleviate psychological distress and promote the psychological well-being of the Armed Forces Community. This includes not only mental health problems but also the application of psychological approaches to a range of health issues, including health-related behaviour change and the psychological factors relating to physical ill-health.

In addition to direct individual psychological assessment and treatment, Mode Rehabilitation clinicians have a consultative role, provide teaching and supervision for others employed in psychological interventions, provide specialist advice and support on Veteran-related issues and support relevant research and service evaluation.

Veterans have the option to self-refer or be referred by another partner agency – aiming to ensure they access the right help, in a setting suitable to their needs, at the time they need it.