8 July 2025

Psychologist Yurii Kashpur from Kyiv Institute of Rehabilitation shared insights from 3.5 years of trauma work during the war.

His talk focused on:

1. The silent wounds of war — emotional and psychological struggles that remain long after the fighting ends.

2. Reintegration challenges — coming home doesn’t always mean peace, and many still carry the weight of the battlefield inside.

3. The role of psychologists — supporting people through pain, anger, and isolation, with strength and understanding.

4. A flexible approach to recovery — not strict methods, but human, adaptable care that fits real-life needs.

5. A new shared identity — even those far from the front are part of shaping post-war life.

Sincere thanks to every donor and supporter.