Ukraine’s Veteran Reintegration: A Psychologist’s Mission to Restore Purpose

Psychologist Yevheniia Zhuravel supports Ukraine's veterans in reintegration, helping them find purpose after war.

October 4, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Kyiv, Ukraine — A psychologist is playing a vital role in helping Ukraine’s veterans reintegrate into civilian life, offering emotional and psychological support as they navigate the challenges of post-war recovery.

Yevheniia Zhuravel, a clinical psychologist working with Ukrainian veterans, emphasizes that many feel disconnected from society, struggling to find their place after returning from the front lines. Often they feel superfluous, as if they don’t fit in, she explains, highlighting the deep emotional struggles faced by those who have endured the conflict.

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A recent report from Sky News highlights the ongoing efforts to support veterans through programs like Caritas’ rehabilitation initiative, which addresses both physical and mental health needs. The focus is not only on healing but also on empowering veterans to become active contributors to Ukraine’s rebuilding efforts, reinforcing their roles as leaders and professionals in their communities.

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