Psychological support

Last updated: 3/13/2023, 12:30 PM

If you need psychological support, you will find on this page where to go for psychological support and help in processing traumatic events.

Psychological first aid

If you need mental support, on this page you will find where to go for mental support and help in processing traumatic events.

If you are experiencing psychological symptoms, it is good to discuss them. You can make an appointment with your general practitioner. Your general practitioner can refer you to a specialist. You can also search for an online specialist yourself and find information on the NTVP website. This information is available in English, Russian and Ukrainian.

MIND Korrelatie offers free and anonymous help from professional counselors.

Wereld Psychologen (World Psychologists) offers refugees and social workers free online mental healthcare.

Slachtofferhulp Nederland (Victim Support The Netherlands) provides emotional support for people indirectly affected by the war in Ukraine.

Victim support for children

Children may suffer from psychological symptoms. War and fleeing is hard on everyone, including children. Below are organisations that help children with psychological symptoms.

View the flyer on recognising mental illness and symptoms with your child

The Alles Oké? support line offers free support to young people aged 18 to 25.

The 'Ukraine parenting' website has several tips to help parents ensure their children's safety, support and mental health.