Resources for Mental health providers

Main group offering psychological help in Ukraine.

Fact sheet on cultural, child, family and provider considerations in refugee trauma.

Assessment tool for identifying core stressors in refugee services.

Psychoeducation, screening and treatment information on refugee trauma.

CE article on how psychologists can support refugees.

Practical guidance for providers supporting families through crisis, disaster or war.

A free telehealth platform initiated by Stanford that pairs volunteer physicians and mental health providers with interpreters and patients in Ukraine and Poland. They are in particular need of more mental health providers.

An edited academic handbook bringing together research, theory and approaches to intervention with children exposed to political violence, as well as prevention. Multidisciplinary in scope, with several chapters on the Israel–Palestine conflict and cases from Colombia, Lebanon, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Syria, South Africa, Uganda and elsewhere.

A worldwide network of psychosocial professionals — including healthcare and humanitarian workers and social justice activists — who support other professionals, groups and organisations working in places of distress such as conflict zones.

Comprehensive list of mental health resources available in Israel.