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“Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” summer therapy sessions took place in Kharkiv

During summer Tetiana Bilobrova, psychologist and trainer of the “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” program, together with co-trainers has conducted therapy courses in Kharkiv.

She has worked as the trainer within the “Helping Hand for Ukraine” project for the last years and held therapy courses for many groups of children and the elderly in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, where she lived before the full-scale invasion of rf to Ukraine. Nowadays being an IDP herself she continues to help people in Donetsk region and Kharkiv where she works as crisis psychologist and humanitarian aid coordinator at the charitable organisation.

In spring 2023 Tetiana shared information about “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” program with her colleagues and some of them participated in the training program. Now together with Tetiana they are part of the Kharkiv trainers’ team of the “Helping Hand for Ukraine” project.

The photos show Tetiana Bilobrova, Olena Kurchenko, and Tetiana Buhaichuk conducting “Children and War. Teaching Recovery Techniques” summer therapy sessions for school students and IDPs adults who temporarily live in IDPs dormitories in Kharkiv.

We are thankful to the “Salvation Army” organisation for supporting our project!

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