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The First Step Toward Change For many people, reaching out to a psychologist can be a challenging decision. Often, perceptions of therapy are shaped by Western films, which do not always reflect our reality. In rural areas, there is still a stereotype that visiting a psychologist is a sign of weakness, and people fear being […]
The death of a brother or sister is a severe trial and an extremely difficult experience for anyone who goes through it. When we grow up alongside someone, develop together, constantly interact, and participate in the same family events, we seem to share one story. Siblings are deeply connected to one another. And no matter
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There are 12 psychological support spaces operating in the villages of Narodychi, Slovechansk, and Olevsk communities in the Zhytomyr region. These are equipped spaces with technical facilities and an administrator who registers visitors for online consultations with psychologists. How Does It Work? Residents of these communities can visit a psychological support space. The administrator schedules
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At the Psychological Support Spaces (PPP) of In Touch Ukraine Foundation, our online psychologists provide assistance to children of various ages, helping them cope with anxiety and stress caused by the war. One of the key aspects of their work is individual consultations and sessions that may include the participation of parents. Individual Consultations Psychologists
Continuous professional development is a key factor in the effective operation of psychological support spaces established by the In Touch Ukraine Foundation. Administrators of these locations play a vital role in providing quality assistance to community residents, making their training extremely important. Workshop for Administrators: New Knowledge and Experience Sharing On June 24, In Touch
Psychologists Online in Psychological Support Spaces For the second month now, psychological support spaces (PSS) have been operating in the communities of Olevsk, Narodychi, and Slovechne in the Zhytomyr region. This project is implemented by the In Touch Ukraine Foundation with the support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). After analyzing the
Since the end of June, the public organization “In Touch Ukraine Foundation” has launched a psychological support project in Zhytomyr region. Twelve locations of Psychological Support Spaces (PSS) are already operating in a pilot mode in the Slovechanska, Olevska, and Narodytska communities, providing access to qualified psychological services for local residents. Feedback: The Need for
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The public organization “In Touch Ukraine Foundation” provides essential psychological support to the residents of Narodychi, Olevsk, and Slovechne communities in Zhytomyr Oblast. Our psychological support spaces offer free consultations with professional psychologists and psychotherapists for all community members, including women, children, the elderly, internally displaced persons, victims of violence, and people with disabilities. What
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In times of war and military actions, each of us may experience intense stress, anxiety, and fear. Psychological health is crucial for coping with difficult situations and maintaining inner resilience. Our organization wants to share the rules of first psychological aid and recommendations from guest expert, clinical psychologist Tetiana Yuzvak, to help you manage challenging
