Ukraine gets new mental health center for soldiers, locals with trauma
Making his daily rounds, Dr. Oleh Berezyuk admittedly tried his hardest to downplay Feb. 24 as just another day. The psychiatrist and psychotherapist didn’t want to appear somber or overly reflective on the one-year mark of the unprovoked Russian invasion of Ukraine. He didn’t want to further disrupt the mental states of his patients suffering from PTSD and other stress-related conditions. He also hadn’t heard any air raid sirens – yet. “Right now, we are not counting them; we used to,” said Berezyuk, the director…
