Support With Trauma, Anxiety, and Grief After a Road Crash
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People are supported by our emotional services every year
You are not alone
We're here to help
The sudden, unexpected and traumatic experience of a road death or serious injury is overwhelming and isolating.
At RoadPeace, we’re here to support you after a road crash, whether you’ve been injured, bereaved, or are caring for someone affected. We offer a range of emotional support services including peer support, remembrance events, and trauma resources.
Your first point of contact is our confidential helpline, where our specialist support team will listen with understanding and help you access the support services that can best meet your needs.
Peer Support
You can also connect with others through online support groups or befrienders—volunteers who offer peer-to-peer emotional support. These services are vital for coping with trauma after a car crash and provide a community of understanding and hope.
Referral Forms
Refer yourself or someone you are supporting in a professional capacity.
Befriending
Offering the comfort of talking to someone who truly knows what you’re going through.
Road Crash Post Traumatic Stress
Our emotional services include grief therapy after a crash, resilience-building programmes, and trauma-informed counselling tailored to those affected by road crashes. We understand the impact of PTSD after a car crash and provide safe spaces to heal and rebuild strength.
These services are designed to support individuals through their grief and trauma journey, helping to restore hope and wellbeing. For more information, visit our support services page.
Get Involved
You can help others cope by volunteering, becoming as a befriender, joining support groups, or assisting with events. Become part of our compassionate network supporting people through trauma and grief.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best way to deal with road crash trauma?
There’s no single right way, but speaking with someone who understands can make a huge difference. RoadPeace offers peer support, counselling referrals, and grief therapy after a crash to help you process the trauma in a safe, supported environment.
Can I get help dealing with grief after losing someone in a road crash?
Yes. Our bereavement support includes access to trained volunteer befrienders and online groups. We also offer resources for those facing traumatic loss and guide you through the grieving process with compassion.
Is grief therapy available through RoadPeace?
RoadPeace provides access to a range of emotional support services including grief therapy. We can connect you with trained professionals and resilience-building programmes tailored for those affected by road crashes.
How do I know if I have PTSD after a car crash?
Common symptoms of PTSD after a car crash include flashbacks, anxiety, insomnia, and avoidance of reminders. If you’re struggling, we recommend calling our helpline or speaking to a GP or mental health professional for assessment and support.
Who provides the support at RoadPeace?
Support is provided by trained volunteers—many with lived experience—as well as professionals we can refer you to. Our network includes befrienders, peer supporters, and counsellors who specialise in road crash trauma.