Sincere thanks to the psychologists and volunteers, participants of the “Helping Hand for Ukraine” project, who have just completed a five-day training program “Children and War. Teaching Recovering Techniques” and started working with children and adults one or two weeks later. They gather groups, meet individually, teach everyone in need self-help techniques to overcome obsessive memories, fears, stress, anxiety, insomnia. Classes are held in different parts of Ukraine and abroad. Maybe not everything turns out perfectly, sometimes professionals have self-doubt, but more love in their hearts. Love wins!
More than 200 children and adults have already been able to take a course of 7 classes under the “Children and War” program and have learned to overcome the consequences of the trauma of war. Thank you for the provided photos to Olena Petrushkevych, Natalia Mudryk, Mariana Melnyk, Natalia Datsenko, Nina Kiyakh, Mariana Kozosh, Marina Sokil, Mariana Davydyuk, Oksana Fesenko, Victoria Polyuza, Svetlana Bilozerskaya.
Across Ukraine and abroad, “wounded” Ukrainians are healing their psychological wounds
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