BetterMe is a leading Ukraine-based behavioural healthcare company providing self-help apps that promote Now 60% of the team is in Western Ukraine; some have returned to Kyiv, although we are not recommending What are your social projects related to the war in Ukraine? Instead, we collaborated with UNICEF UKRAINE and added some components that helped parents handle the of sportswear in the colours of the Ukrainian flag, and 50% of the sales are going towards UNICEF Ukraine

My flatmate, who is also from Ukraine, was standing in the doorway of my room on the phone with her parents the closest bomb shelters in each city, the foreign diplomats and journalists were warned to leave Ukraine who were as “paranoid” as me were internal refugees, already displaced from Crimea and the east of Ukraine I look back at all the happy memories of pre-war Ukraine and I know we will never have another carefree When I visited Ukraine during the war, this feeling of unity was almost palpable.

In my second blog in this series about mental health projects in Ukraine, I interviewed Olga Shyshlova , a pioneer in inclusive education using art therapy practices in Ukraine. In a collaboration with PinchukArtCentre, the biggest hub of contemporary art in Ukraine, she created In Ukraine, or the whole post-Soviet space, art therapy practices were almost non-existent so I got in Most of us have left Kyiv by now and are in the West of Ukraine or abroad.

Ukraine. Living through the war from far away is a disjointed experience. So, I decided to interview three Ukrainian projects related to mental health and showcase their amazing Stanislav Turina: In 2018, myself and Katya Libkind got invited by Goethe Institute Ukraine to teach At the time, it was impossible to find an artist with Down Syndrome in Ukraine that had a public platform In Ukraine, we are very self-organized.

x Inspire the Mind This interview was conducted before the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Based in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Margo produces beautiful original works that are full of personal messages Despite the fact that I was born in Ukraine, I was brought up according to Assyrian traditions and cultural sisters and I do not need to receive higher education, as well as the political situation in eastern Ukraine (In 2014, Russia annexed Crimea and invaded the Eastern part of Ukraine, an area called Donbas, many

As a Ukrainian, lately, I often feel like escaping to a different reality. This is the third blog in the series of mental health projects on Ukraine. Now she is curious to apply the same logic to help refugee children in Ukraine to process their trauma then an underground station, then a bomb shelter, and now it is Uzhhorod — the Westernmost town in Ukraine Ukrainian refugee children have to travel and change places all the time now.

When the war broke out between Ukraine and Russia a year ago, men between 18 and 60 years of age were Today, Ukraine is facing a mental health crisis among soldiers and civilians.

For instance, in Ukraine, dancing has become an outlet for many since the Russian invasion began in 2022

emergencies seen in the UK and continental Europe, fires, an earthquake in Taiwan and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to food shortages, refugees, isolation of Russia with impact

Zones: Their Bodies and Health are the Battlefields” and “Rape and Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Ukraine

as many graduated in a society affected economically by, most recently, the pandemic and the war in Ukraine