Wartime Resilience and Recovery Group

In the face of constant upheaval and uncertainty, we not only need to remain stable, productive, and motivated, but we can strengthen our footing, sense of empowerment, understand our resources, and better manage our lives.

In the support and restoration group during the war, we have the opportunity to restore or find lost meanings, contact with ourselves, understanding of our values, regain the strength to make decisions and acquire the ability to adapt to changes, learn to keep under control restless thoughts and emotions.

The main tool of work of a practical psychologist is his personality. It is the psychologist’s personality that determines how well he will apply professional skills and forms of work in order to effectively convey the necessary knowledge to clients or participants of his trainings.

The work uses the incredibly rich possibilities of our imagination: from resource feeding to working out difficult moments through a symbol-dramatic approach. Neurographics – a recovery stop