3 TV Series for wellbeing & rebuilding for UKRAINE

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3 TV Series for wellbeing & rebuilding for UKRAINE

3 TV Series for wellbeing & rebuilding for UKRAINE

Standing hand in hand and heart to heart with Ukraine, we have developed these 3 TV Series with the aim of supporting the Ukrainian people to rebuild from the inside before the work of rebuilding the country and its infrastructure begins.

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TV Series #1

Rebuilding Ukraine

In conflict, everyone experiences universal “normal” responses to abnormal circumstances. In this series, expert psychologists inform those taking part in the series about PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and conflict related challenges, equipping them with the tools and strategies to cope with, process and heal trauma, anxiety, stress, and other normal responses to conflict. These experts in the field work with Ukrainian adults and youth through Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and other psycho-social support techniques, modelling these techniques on screen for you, our viewers. This is a very practical therapy including advice, detailed exercises and coping strategies, which will help you and your community to heal post-conflict.

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TV Series #2

The Kindness Garden

For the next generation of very young Ukrainian citizens, with a free, safe and peaceful Ukraine in mind, this 38 episode series delivers trauma-informed learning for wellbeing and socio-emotional support for children aged 3-8, through live action animation.

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TV Series #3

Living Together, Learning Together

This series educates refugee youth and host communities, giving exercises and tools to unite these groups. The episodes are based on Education Above All’s Ukraine Refugee Learning Modules, helping Ukrainian children and youth (8-14 years of age) cope with the urgent and critical challenges they face away from home in unfamiliar host countries. The series aims to build better communities within those nations by facilitating empathy and intercultural understanding.

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