"When something traumatic happens, specialists ARE available!"

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David Bennett and the Trauma Centre UK provide a specialised service that gives a fast response to survivors of trauma.

Contact details
Our contact details are in the footer of this page and every other page on this web-site. We aim to be available 24/7/365, but unfortunately this is not always possible if we're already busy helping other clients. In the event of our not being available, please DO persevere and we WILL get back to you.

Anne Bennett is the first person you are likely to speak to when you telephone. Anne is our very capable Trauma Centre Manager and will deal with most of your enquiries.

About the Centre
The Centre is based in Swansea, South Wales and within five minutes of Junction 46 of the M4 Motorway. We are all completely committed to providing totally confidential, friendly, approachable and non-judgemental treatment.
We provide an environment that is welcoming, pleasant, non-threatening, calming and informal.
It has none of the usual identifying elements that shout out "CLINIC".
There is a specialist response to all those that have encountered traumatic events during their lives.
Critical Incident Debriefing is used where PTSD can be prevented from developing.
The service operates through a director and qualified support staff who are all highly trained in Trauma Support. About Donations to the Centre,
All donations go directly to support the work of the Centre in helping Veterans and Members of the Armed Forces, Members of the Emergency Services and Civilians who have experienced traumatic events to cope with the impact.

Recognition of Service

The picture below shows Vince Cawley and David Bennett. Vince is receiving the coveted Trauma 999 Badge Plaque from David, and David received the Civilian Certificate qualification in Accident Investigation from Vince. David holds many qualifications within Collision and Accident Investigations when serving with the Motorway Police.

Many of those involved in the emergency professions are fully aware of the work that Vincent has done in this field and will of course remember that he was also presented to the Queen in recognition of his work when she visited Manchester.