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How to Cope with Emotional Burnout and Replenish Your Resources? Insights from Psychologist Tetyana Yuzvak

We are pleased to announce that clinical psychologist Tetyana Yuzvak has joined our team. Tetyana has shared valuable recommendations on how to independently cope with emotional burnout and replenish your resources. We are sharing these tips with you to help you strengthen your mental health and find inner harmony. Take care of yourself! With faith

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Простори психологічної підтримки. Воркшоп адміністраторів

Workshop: Effective Administration in Psychological Support Spaces

Workshop: Developing Effective Administration Skills in Psychological Support Spaces On June 24, 2024, an important event was held in the Zhytomyr region for administrators of psychological support spaces in the Slovechno, Narodychi, and Olevsk communities. As part of the “Psychological Support Spaces in Zhytomyr Region Communities” project, organized by the NGO “In Touch Ukraine Foundation,”

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ППП Програма підтримки та психологічної допомоги. PPP Program of support and psychological assistance.

Mental Health During War: Where to Find Support? Psychological Support Spaces in Zhytomyr Region

Psychological Health During War War is an extreme situation that significantly impacts people’s mental health. Constant stress, uncertainty, fear for one’s life and the lives of loved ones, losses, and destruction all lead to various psychological problems. Below, we will consider how war affects mental health and what can be done to support mental well-being

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ППП Старт роботи локацій. PPS Start of locations

Psychological Support Spaces Begin Operation in Pilot Mode

First Steps Towards Psychological Health The initial registrations of visitors have been conducted by the administrators of the Psychological Support Spaces (PSS). Twelve locations, situated in the Narodychi, Olevsk, and Slovechno communities, are now welcoming their first visitors. Project Objective The aim of establishing the Psychological Support Spaces is to provide the population with access

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Зустріч з Житомирською ОДА, Наталією Остапченко. Meeting with Zhytomyr Regional State Administration, Natalia Ostapchenko

In Touch Ukraine Foundation Meeting with Zhytomyr Regional Administration

On May 31, representatives from the In Touch Ukraine Foundation, along with members from Pact and FHI 360, met with the First Deputy Head of the Zhytomyr Regional State Administration, Nataliia Ostapchenko. The focus of the meeting was to discuss the progress of the project “Restoring Access to Medical Services in Zhytomyr Region,” which encompasses

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Готуємо запуск Просторів Психологічної Підтримки. We are preparing to launch Psychological Support Spaces

Locations of Psychological Support Spaces in Zhytomyr Region

The NGO “In Touch Ukraine” is implementing a new project to create psychological support spaces in the northern communities of Zhytomyr region. This project aims to establish and equip twelve psychological support spaces in the northern communities of Zhytomyr region, specifically in the Narodychi, Slovetshanske, and Olevsk communities. Main Objective The primary goal of organizing

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Готуємо запуск Просторів Психологічної Підтримки. We are preparing to launch Psychological Support Spaces

Preparing to Open Psychological Support Spaces (PSS)

🏡 In the Zhytomyr region, 12 Psychological Support Spaces (PSS) are being prepared for opening. 🌿 The In Touch Ukraine Foundation is implementing a new project to create and equip twelve Psychological Support Spaces in the northern communities of the Zhytomyr region. These spaces will be established in the Narodychi, Slovechno, and Olevsk communities. ✅

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ППП Програма підтримки та психологічної допомоги. PPP Program of support and psychological assistance.

Mental Health Support and Psychological Assistance Program for the Population

A mental health support and psychological assistance program for the population affected by armed aggression is being launched in Zhytomyr region. As part of the project, 12 Psychological Support Spaces (PSS) will be established in the communities of the Zhytomyr region, specifically in the Olevsk, Slovechansk, and Narodychi communities. The project is presented by the

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Старт просторів психологічної підтримки. Зустріч з Наталією Остапченко. Start of spaces for psychological support. Meeting with Natalia Ostapchenko

Launch of Psychological Support Spaces Project in Zhytomyr Region

On April 8, 2024, an important meeting was held between representatives of the NGO “In Touch Ukraine Foundation” and the First Deputy Head of the Zhytomyr Regional State Administration, Nataliya Ostapchenko. The meeting discussed the goals and objectives of a new project aimed at creating a network of psychological support spaces in the region. Project

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