Forum "Reflection. Values and Stories of Resilience" at Karazin University

The Deputy Director of the Center for Ukrainian Studies and Local Lore named after Academician P. T. Tronko, Olha Vovk, conducted a historical excursion into the development of psychiatry and psychology at Karazin University, which has been safeguarding the mental resilience of Ukrainians for over 200 years. She highlighted the contributions of Karazin's scientists to this field of science and practice.

The nationwide mental health program "How are you?", its goals, value, and features were presented by the program coordinator in the Kharkiv region, Associate Professor of the School of Psychology, Liliya Zotova.

Associate Professor of the School of Psychology, Andrii Kharchenko, shared his personal story of resilience, including his volunteer activities and assistance to people affected by the hostilities. "Today, the formula for resilience is taking care of one's mental health, seeking a path to inner harmony despite external conditions, being able to realize one's potential, maintaining mutual support, respect, and humanity," he concluded.

The university remains a model of resilience and fortitude! Karazin students and staff continue to teach and learn how to cope with the stressful situation we face every day.