War is not only an external catastrophe, but also a deep internal trauma that rewrites the lives of millions. It destroys not only infrastructure, but also the psychological foundation of a person: a sense of security, trust in the future, the ability to rejoice and believe.

Psychology in war is not a luxury, but a primary necessity. It explores how the human psyche adapts to non-stereotypical situations, what traumatic stress is, how to maintain mental health amidst anxiety and uncertainty, and how to help loved ones and yourself.