Our staff member in Kyiv reflects on three years of war: “We have learned to stand together. Now, we must learn never to step back.”

Our support group for relatives of service members is a place where the pain and trauma of war can be spoken about and shared.

With a dozen veterans and military family members among HUT’s staff, board, and volunteers, we have firsthand experience of the distinct mental health needs of veterans and their families.

As we honor Ukraine’s defenders, we recognize that mental health is as critical to recovery as any battlefield victory.

On September 21st in Kyiv, Heal Ukraine Trauma (HUT) hosted a groundbreaking Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) Symposium...

This summer, HUT provided a second year of the Teaching Recovery Techniques (TRT) program for children aged 8-17. “Sometimes it's hard for me to talk, but I take small steps to face my fears,” said one young Ukrainian in the program. “I make my own steps.”

Learn about how HUT is addressing generational trauma from the past century of Ukrainian history...

Board Member John Tedstrom recounts his arrival in Kyiv and the stark contrast between Poland’s infrastructure and Ukraine’s under siege…

In late March, HUT leaders traveled to Ukraine. Elise Wilson shares her impressions of Kyiv’s spirit during wartime…

Providing coping skills is one of the most urgent ways to help, so that children don’t retain the effects of trauma throughout their lives…