Abstract
ABSTRACT In this essay, the author takes us viscerally into the personal and professional dimensions of the war experiences of our Ukrainian colleagues. These observations are folded into the broader context of how mental health services have been viewed in this culture and how the events of the war created changes in those views. The author also describes the challenge of helping people with a variety of problems that the therapists themselves were experiencing.
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