<sod >Help For Heroes is a member of Contact, a Charity Partner of Heads Together, the mental health campaign founded by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry  Contact is a collaboration of military charities, the NHS, the Ministry of Defence and top academics working together to make the most effective mental health support easily accessible to the Armed Forces community.< eod>< sod > Help For Heroes is a member of Contact, a Charity Partner of Heads Together, the mental health campaign founded by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry Prince Harry speaks with members of fellowship groups during a visit to a Help For Heroes Recovery Centre at Tedworth House  Harry, who has hinted at having faced his own psychological battles as a result of two tours in Afghanistan, was learning more about Tedworth's 'Hidden Wounds' psychological and wellbeing service which has just marked its 1,000th user. The service helps those suffering from issues such as PTSD but also depression, stress, anger, anxiety and early stage alcohol issues often in connection with leaving military service. During weekly sessions which can take place either face to face or over the phone or via the internet, veterans and their families are helped to understand their emotions and given the tools to help them get back to enjoying every day life. Harry, who said he missed the 'black humour' and camaraderie of army life, was in his element as he chatted to some of those benefitting from Tedworth House's help.< eod>