Briefing: "Psychological assistance to victims of military operations"

On November 15, at 2:30 p.m., a briefing will be held on the topic: "Psychological assistance to victims of military operations."

Organizers: Media Center Ukraine — Ukrinform.

Speaker: Andriy Omelchenko - head of the "Atlant" psychological support center.

For reference. After the start of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, Andriy Omelchenko founded the "Atlant" support center. The main activity of the center is the training of mobile groups for psychological assistance to military personnel and victims of military operations throughout Ukraine. The center has trained more than 300 counselors in dealing with loss, phobias, treatment and prevention of PTSD. Such groups are already working in 6 cities: Kyiv, Odesa, Lviv, Rivne, Chernivtsi, Sumy, as well as in Great Britain. Periodically, volunteers go to the front lines to provide psychological assistance to soldiers who are directly involved in hostilities. We have already conducted more than 100 trips to military units, hospitals and places of settlement of internally displaced persons and conducted thousands of successful consultations that helped people survive the horrors of war and saved them from psychological consequences.

The format of the event is offline (Hall 1).

Journalists will be able to ask questions offline (Hall 1) and in the chat of the YouTube broadcast.

Journalists are requested to arrive half an hour before the event.

Accreditation of media representatives will be carried out before the event at the agency.

The event will be broadcast on the Ukrinform YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/UkrinformTV

Address of Ukrinform: Kyiv, str. Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, 8/16.

The use of any materials from the official Ukrinform YouTube channel is possible only under the condition of observing the copyright established by the channel. When showing the clip during the live broadcast, it is necessary to refer to the author - Ukrinform - show its name on the screen and say it out loud.