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In Bucha \u2014 a town that endured occupation, mass killings, and ongoing missile attacks \u2014 the need for psychological support remains profoundly urgent.<\/p>\n
Healthy Initiatives<\/strong><\/a>, in partnership with Northwell Health<\/strong><\/a>, presented a project implementing the Stress First Aid<\/strong> program for healthcare professionals and military chaplains \u2014 those who stand on the frontlines of care every single day.<\/p>\n The project results were showcased during a panel discussion at the annual meeting of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS<\/a>)<\/strong>, held on September 17\u201320 in Baltimore, USA<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In her presentation, Nataliia Toropova<\/strong>, the project lead, shared how the program helps frontline professionals working in high-stress and combat-affected environments manage the effects of trauma, build inner resilience, and continue supporting their communities even in the most challenging times.<\/p>\n