and i have yulia krasnikhina as a guest, mrs. congratulate you, i congratulate you, have a good day, thank you for agreeing to really understand us, in such a difficult topic, because it seems to me that in our country now there is no... not a single family that does not know what war is and that has not been touched by grief, in one way or another, almost in every family there are those who fight at the front, there , let it be not very close relatives, but it can be friends, it can be acquaintances, we know that there are a lot of people who have lost a close or relative person, those who were in captivity survived torture, those who were under occupation, left, that is, all... almost all people in ukraine are traumatized by the war. and here i want to ask you, how can you now assess this psycho-emotional state of the people over these 20 months, has it on the contrary improved over the past 20 months and people, well, you know, everything has stabilized and they understand that the war is going on, we have to be strong, or vic

and yulia krasnikhina, a psychologist, is my guest. mrs. yuli, i congratulate you. greetings, have a good day. thank you for being you agreed, let's actually figure out such a difficult topic, because it seems to me that there is not a single family in our country now that does not know what war is and that has not been touched by grief, one way or another, almost every family has those who fight at the front are, let it be not very close relatives, but they can be friends, they can be acquaintances, we know that there are a lot of people who have lost a close or relative person, those who were in captivity, survived torture, those who were under occupation, left, that is, all of them, almost all of them people in ukraine are traumatized by the war, and i want to ask you, dad, how can you now assess this psycho-emotional state of people over these 20 months, or has it, on the contrary , improved over these 20 months, and people, well, you know, everything has stabilized, and they understood, the war continues, we have to be strong, or on the contrary , everything ha

and yulia krasnikhina, a psychologist, is my guest. mrs. yuli, i am you congratulations. greetings, have a good day. thank you for agreeing to actually let us understand such a difficult topic, because it seems to me that there is not a single family in our country today that does not know what war is like and has not been affected by it. one way or another, in almost every family there are those who fight at the front, there are, let them not be very close, relatives, but they can be friends, they can be acquaintances, we know that there are a lot of people, who lost a loved one or a relative, those who were in captivity, survived torture, those who were under occupation, left, i.e. all, almost all people in ukraine are traumatized by the war, and i want to ask you how you can now assess this psycho-emotional state of people over these 20 months, has it on the contrary improved over these 20 months and people you know, everything stabilized and they understood, the war continues, we have to be strong, or on the contrary , everything got worse, and you see that people hav