In this conversation, Keegan Read speaks with psychologist Oksana Priservira about the mental health challenges faced by individuals in Ukraine due to the ongoing war. Oksana discusses her work with the charity foundation 'Voiceless of Children', which provides psychosocial support to children and families affected by the conflict. The conversation explores the importance of humor in coping with trauma, the need for psychologists to care for their own mental health, and the innovative therapeutic approaches used to support children. Oksana also highlights the Camp Plus program, which aids families of soldiers and those dealing with loss, and discusses the future need for psychological centers in Ukraine. The episode concludes with information on how listeners can support these initiatives. In this conversation, Oksana discusses the multifaceted approach of their organization in supporting children affected by war through camp programs, emphasizing the importance of building vitality, long-term relationships, and the role of mental health. The conversation highlights the significance of childhood experiences, the effective use of resources, and the healing power of humor in overcoming trauma. Oksana shares inspiring stories of children who have grown with the organization, illustrating the profound impact of their work on future generations. #mentalhealth #trauma #war #humor #childhood #wartorn #resilience #arttherapy #familysystems