Trauma Resources in Ukrainian
There will inevitably be psychological fallout from this war. In anticipation of this – and in the hope that it will be helpful when the time is right – we have translated a selection of trauma psychoeducation resources into Ukrainian and are making them available free for everyone to download and use.
What resources are available in Ukrainian?
How Trauma Can Affect You
Symptoms experienced post-trauma can be physically and emotionally powerful and can feel especially disturbing if the person doesn’t know why they are occurring. This illustrated information handout describes and normalizes common reactions to traumatic events, including feeling scared, having unwanted memories, or having nightmares and sleeping badly. It can help children and adolescents to understand that they are experiencing normal reactions to powerful events. It can also be used to help wider family and other people to understand how young people might be feeling.
How Trauma Can Affect You [Ukrainian version] ᐅ
Reactions To Trauma
This is an information handout designed for adults. It describes symptoms which commonly follow trauma – including re-experiencing symptoms, hyperarousal, and avoidance. It also gives helpful pointers about what to do to help someone who has experienced trauma.
Reactions To Trauma [Ukrainian version] ᐅ
Understanding Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
This is a guide designed to help people with PTSD to understand more about their condition. As well as a description of trauma, symptoms of PTSD, and effective treatments, this guide explores key maintenance factors for PTSD including: unprocessed memories, beliefs about trauma and its consequences, and coping strategies including avoidance.
Written in a friendly and explanatory way, this guide is a comprehensive source of information for those with PTSD. The concepts are explained in an easily digestible way, with case examples and accessible diagrams.