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Psychological assistance to women
Survivors of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence (CRSV). Anonymous and free of charge
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+38 (050) 722-89-13What do you gain:
10 free online sessions with a therapist
You may choose the time at your convenience.
Professional approach
Our therapists have been trained by a psychologist from the Israel Trauma Coalition — Ruth Dorum, who specializes, in particular, in working with the trauma of sexual violence and the mental consequences of war.
Mental support
We will help you overcome this difficult period of life and regain psychological stability.
Under the CRSV (Conflict-Related Sexual Violence) direction:
152 women
received assistance;
1,504 sessions
conducted by GIDNA psychologists.
Under the Ambiguous Loss direction:
97 women
received assistance;
874 sessions
conducted by GIDNA psychologists.
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Deepen into the therapeutic process.
Talk about everything that bothers you. You may rely on our expertise because our team of therapists has extensive experience working with the trauma of sexual violence.
Don’t be silent. We are here to help!
Our team of therapists
Our psychotherapists are a team of qualified specialists who have many years of experience working with the trauma of sexual violence.
All our specialists have received an additional training course on working with the trauma of sexual violence from a colleague from Israel Ruth Dorum.
This knowledge is unique to Ukraine and is a guarantee of effective psychological assistance to our women.
Anna Hrubaya
Head of the Department of Psychological Assistance to Women at the GIDNA Project. Clinical Psychologist and Trauma Therapist
The profession of a psychotherapist is unique, it allows us to gently touch the vulnerable stories of women and help them find their own paths to healing. Together with our professional team, we learn, constantly improve our knowledge so that every woman who needs it can receive qualified help. We work in two areas: sexual violence during the conflict (anonymous consultations), unspecified loss, when a woman is waiting for a loved one who has disappeared or is in captivity.
Tatiana Tsukanova
GIDNA Project Supervisor
Hello! My name is Tetyana. I have 23 years of experience in psychotherapy. I work a lot with military personnel and their family members, helping them overcome anxiety and psychosomatic manifestations as a result of traumatic events, including violence. My mission at Gidna is to provide the team of psychologists with individual and group supervision support so that the team can continue to work effectively and help women live through the trauma they have received and get rid of its consequences, and believe in themselves and other people again.