27.01.2025
The training was held from December 9 to 11 and was dedicated to the acquisition of practical skills and tools to support families of missing persons and young people in difficult life situations. During the training, the specialists interactively delved into the topic of indefinite loss and the psychological and psychosocial features of supporting families of missing persons. The peculiarities of support for adolescents and youth were also discussed. The training was supported by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The following issues were discussed during the training:
The difference between an indefinite loss and grief, anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Features of support and work with adults, adolescents and youth.
Theories of uncertain loss and their relation to the situation of families of missing persons.
The role of a specialist in working with uncertain loss. Peculiarities of support and care for yourself as a specialist.
It is extremely important to support each and every one of us in difficult life situations in wartime, and with the acquisition of practical knowledge, such support becomes more accessible and professional.