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INVISIBLE WOUNDS REPORT

Download the full report in Czech, Ukrainian or English

OUR ACTIONS AND EVENTS

Where and how we lobby for the improvement of mental health in Ukraine and psychological resilience in the Czech Republic

UKRAINIAN PROJECTS IN THE FIELD OF MENTAL HEALTH

Projects worthy of attention and support

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Media

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DVTV: After years on the front, you are like an animal fighting for your life. Ukrainian society will encounter a tsunami of psychological problems, says Pasz

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Zdravotnický deník: Life Under Missiles: War Takes a Toll on the Soul. How to Heal Invisible Wounds?

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Novinky.cz Psychological impacts of the conflict in Ukraine: Veterans carry the war within them

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Petr Horký's Hausbot: What does war do to the human soul? Jiří Horáček, Olena Dolhova, Dinara Akhmetova and Jiří Pasz

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iRozhlas: Millions of traumatized. Ukraine is a laboratory for new approaches in the treatment of mental illness

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Dieník Referendum: The war taught Ukrainians that mental illness is not a stigma

The report combines the use of qualitative and quantitative data with a narrative approach to research. Our goal was to portray personal experiences with the impacts of war and building psychological resilience as faithfully as possible. Interviews with Ukrainian experts were conducted in two phases in 2023 and 2024. The snowball sampling method (non-probability method of selecting respondents) was chosen to select participants. The interviews were semi-structured using a combination of prepared questions with flexibility for a deeper understanding of the topic. All interviews were conducted with careful consideration of ethical standards, and respondents were informed and instructed on the method of conducting them and their further use for research. The meetings were held in English, Ukrainian and russian. Possible re-traumatization and its possible solutions were also discussed with all respondents. A total of 91 interviews were conducted, ranging in length from 30 to 180 minutes. Audio recordings and transcriptions in exact wording without editing are preserved for all interviews. 
As sources of research, we used quantitative surveys and statistics from international UN agencies, highly specialized professional articles by psychiatrists and psychologists, or more narrowly focused studies on specific topics such as PTSD or trauma.

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