in a peaceful country where you don't hear air alarms and you don't hear explosions, anyway, this ptsrith her there , you understand, first of all we need to understand that ptsr is such a thing that can to be more in people who are not direct participants, for example, of these or other traumatic events. but for those who are witnesses or observers, this war is multidimensional , it is, er, it has a military dimension. it has an energy dimension, a political dimension, an economic dimension, and it has an informational choice, and if a person has -he intensively identifies himself with ukraine if a person is empathic if a person is constantly in the plane of the information eh in the plane where the information war is taking place she can be no less affected than a person who is in this girl you are talking about, as i understand it, is very active in various volunteer activities. she was diagnosed with ptsd, but i want to say that you have to be very careful with ptsd, because it is a disorder that is diagnosed only by psychiatrists. and now in the information space, people say a lot

, but before that we worked in various projects of sister organizations and so on if we talk about ptsricular, well, don’t look here. the question is that it occurs exclusively in the military, but just artem, we talked about different categories of people today, we want to talk specifically about the military. okay, then i will not it's all about going there, they talked about the main story in that, as you probably already talked about it ptsr - this is a medical diagnosis and the treatment of the established diagnosis as a disorder should be dealt with by medical workers, medical specialists with the support of directly psychotherapeutic and other, but if we are talking about symptoms, then it is really possible to work with this at stages even before the person develops the disorder itself, and before it actually happens, you can work with those manifestations that a person experiences in everyday in your life, er, it can be sleep disorders, it can be er, different things related to chronic pain, er, with alcohol abuse, including, you know, with such a life when you er, abruptly and

will have to face a huge number of psychological problems in the future we haven't even reached the ptsrstrophe yet mothers, you and i are still in the land of acute stress disorders because we are inside the event and that is why we are waiting for a huge number of powerful psychological problems that the whole society will suffer, and therefore the better you can rest, recharge your energy , recover, the better it will be for the states, and of course , this is not at the expense of other people, it should not be at the expense of the state, but if you earned money honestly, if you donated to the armed forces, you came to restaurant and supported with their money a domestic business that also works and pays taxes. that is good . the economy to support business and most importantly to support one's own psychological health from the realization of our society is happening, you understand, we have to get used to the fact that we have to live next to such an enemy, live and not just fight today and what will happen tomorrow, no one cares photo we want to show a british woman sitting on a r

for a linguistic understanding, because when we say the treatment of mental disorders in particular, ptsr attacks as one of the options for etesters, then understanding language so that there is no language barrier is extremely important in ukraine, i can also say that i am now the head of a direct mobile brigade in the de-occupied territories of kyiv region and what we see is that in a month we actually consulted more than 1,000 patients it is completely let's say that all people, but very many of them also have signs that require delegation not only to a psychologist, but even to a psychiatrist before hospitalization , and here i can say what you showed in the plot there are places, what they said is that the hospitals are overcrowded, maybe this is not completely true now, if a person needs hospitalization, he can go directly to a psychiatrist, even without a referral from a family doctor, which is located in a polyclinic near the hospital, or perhaps to the reception department of the hospital itself and no one will refuse the help of ms. iryna, how do you diagnose ptsd because, well,

maksym zhidkov, psychotherapist, candidate, psychological yes, this is why these explanations about the ptsr will be known to all of us for a long time and after the end of the war, of course, the war caused a lot of trauma to all of us because, well, it’s just the eighth month of course, none of us, well, it can’t be exclude, take stress, just switch to 100% and say that war does not exist and we are now thinking about that normality and what uh, which stopped being something that can be felt a long, long time ago. glory is some kind of phantom, only a memory , yes. well, unfortunately, that is, we all we pay our own the psychological price, my colleague, with whom i once worked on one of the social talk shows, wrote an apost. now she is engaged in work in lithuania, it seems, with children whose parents were saved by taking them abroad from the war. she wrote about the fact that there are five months left to overtake this one the development of chronic ptsd in children, if we do not begin to rehabilitate them, then in 10-15-20 years we can expect a generation of traumatized adults , a gene

because it was the greatest happiness that she is alive and she knew her stress, she probably has some ptsrt to the doctor and looked she needs to sit on a sedative now because she shuddered at every sound she bends over, her coordination is a little impaired, but she is alive and everything will be fine with my exits yulia does not lose her optimism, she says that the most important thing is the support she feels and russia is unlikely to achieve with such means what russia is doing is the genocide of the ukrainian people losing on the battlefield, they uh, they are attacking the civilian population, they will lose, they will lose, they will surely lose, uh, and it is from powerlessness, it is theirs. just show them with my eyes, uh, i know that they are doing something to the people, i then looked somewhere in the kilogram some pieces of their programs, how they rejoiced, how they said what we have done to the military infrastructure, the cool military infrastructure, especially here in my corridor, this is agony, this is the end of russia, i am definitely convinced of this we will win in

do you fix ptsr in yourself and what do you do to prevent it ?d in my life since february 24, 2022 like professionals i am a journalist journalists live under stress all the time i always advise people as they say oh we have serious stress problems here we live in a whirlwind of events we read there all the time news, we are going down into bomb shelters, please limit your contact with the news, people who choose female journalists, they want to be under stress all the time, this is a stress-resistant profession, it's the same as what you ask a surgeon, listen, you cut 25 people a day, i don't know how many operations are performed no one knows how much an operation can do. we don’t have people with medical education. well, in any case, i would do one operation. i would already have post-traumatic stress disorder. if i cut a person and people who go to study at medical institutes and they each go to anatomical theaters i 'm afraid to look when i do a blood test with uh i don't look in any other direction i don't want to look i don't want to look

the injury is ptsr, which is well known to everyone.ead injury and it will be the consequences are very big, both psychological and, unfortunately, psychiatric, and we need to be ready for this. the ukrainian veterans fund was created at the beginning of 2022 to help veterans and their families not only to rehabilitate, but also to open own business and start a new civilian life, there should be a culture towards veterans, well, that is, these are quite specific people, these people who have repeatedly been on the verge of her life and death and they need to be integrated , well, these are people who returned from the war much stronger, but they need some support for so that they adapt to the society in which they were before, help is needed now, says iryna yurchenko, both the relatives of the dead and those who return with injuries or released from captivity , as well as her son, a fighter of the azov battalion dmytro kozatsky with the call sign orest stefania mom mom stefania is you a six-year-old boy was surrounded by russian troops