Psychological support
Centre for Psychological Support for Ukrainians
Are you volunteering or providing Ukrainians with accommodation? If you evaluate that they need psychological assistance, please call us at the number below and we will connect you with qualified psychologists.
How the centre works
- Assistance is provided by qualified Ukrainian – and Russian speaking psychologists
- Free individual/group sessions and telephone consultations are available
- A network of Slovak psychologists throughout Slovakia to provide outreach and phone assistance
Where is the centre?
- In central Bratislava: the Centre for Psychological Support
- Outreach – throughout Bratislava and directly to individuals/groups in need
Who can contact us:
- Anyone coming from Ukraine who needs psychological support
- Volunteers or accommodation providers who evaluate a need for
psychological support for specific persons
Contact us: +421 907 265 343
The Centre for Psychological Support has the professional backing of psychotherapists from the Slovak Institute of Psychotraumatology, the EMDR, and the League for Mental Health.
Free lay psychological support coaching sessions for those impacted by the war
(people from Ukraine forced from their homes or volunteers who need support)
Help coping with stress or feeling overwhelmed. We provide online sessions in English, Russian, Ukrainian, Slovak, Spanish, and several other languages. Web: https://coachesforpeace.wixsite.com/ukraine
Know somebody who could benefit from this support? Please tell them about our project.https://coachesforpeace.wixsite.com/ukraine
Ukraine Parenting
The ongoing war in Ukraine is having a tremendous impact on children and families. Children have experienced and witnessed violence, death, displacement, and separation, all of which are serious risks to their mental health and wellbeing. Additionally, with the number of people fleeing Ukraine now over 4.5million, and millions more internally displaced, children are at a heightened risk of trafficking and exploitation.
We have created open-source evidence-based parenting resources to help parents and children cope during this crisis.
We started with 7 simple tips for parents to help their children feel safe and supported, and to help parents manage their own feelings during this tremendously stressful time. We have now launched 7 additional tips, which offer practical tools to parents for:
- Preventing child trafficking
- Preventing child sexual violence
- Helping children when someone they love dies
For more info visit our Website, GoogleDrive or videos on Youtube
Who is behind the initiative
What we do
Who will help Ukraine is an online platform that provides various forms of assistance to citizens of Ukraine who are forced to leave their homes due to armed conflict and come to Slovakia. In the current stage, we focus on helping to provide accommodation in Slovakia, psychological, social and financial support.
Who is behind the initiative
Michal Matys
Lucia Šicková
Lucia Pašková
Jakub Trančík
Michaela Benedigová
Katarína Šimková
Lubo Šimko
Kristína Félová
Oksana Mytiai
Zuzana Suchová
Katarína Nagy Pázmány
Jakub Kratochvíl
Anna Kratochvílová
Eduard Shlepetskyy
Andrea Cocherová
Ján Astaloš
Krasimír Damjanov
Karolína Farská
Veronika Bruncková
Peter Šulík
Veronika Cigáneková
Alexandra Sivá
Ján Gálik
Andrej Zhaňač
Monika Červenáková
Diana Burgerová
Who is behind the initiative
What we do
Who will help Ukraine is an online platform that provides various forms of assistance to citizens of Ukraine who are forced to leave their homes due to armed conflict and come to Slovakia. In the current stage, we focus on helping to provide accommodation in Slovakia, psychological, social and financial support.
Who is behind the initiative
Michal Matys
Lucia Šicková
Lucia Pašková
Jakub Trančík
Michaela Benedigová
Katarína Šimková
Lubo Šimko
Kristína Félová
Oksana Mytiai
Zuzana Suchová
Katarína Nagy Pázmány
Jakub Kratochvíl
Anna Kratochvílová
Eduard Shlepetskyy
Andrea Cocherová
Ján Astaloš
Krasimír Damjanov
Karolína Farská
Veronika Bruncková
Peter Šulík
Veronika Cigáneková
Alexandra Sivá
Ján Gálik
Andrej Zhaňač
Monika Červenáková
Diana Burgerová
Initiative partners and collaborators
