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Congratulations to the new trainers of the program “Children and War. Teaching Recovering Techniques”!

On May 5 in Drohobych, Lviv region, certificates were awarded to new trainers of the program “Children and War. Teaching Recovering techniques”. Drohobych currently has high-level psychologists. We wish you, dear colleagues, inspiration in your work and do not stop in your professional growth! The participants of the festive meeting shared their experience in Drohobych, Stebnyk and Truskavets. As a result of this work, more than 60 children and adults received psychological assistance and more than 300 people (including militarians, migrants, children) were able to get acquainted with some techniques of this program. “It is not difficult to work on the “Children and War “program, and the results are very pleasing”, was the only opinion that united all those participants at the presentation of certificates. And there is a lot of work ahead: we have thousands of people waiting for us who have found temporary shelter in Drohobych region. Therefore, we invite everyone to our team!

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