Recovery

You do not have to face the effects of war alone

For service members, veterans, and people affected by war — in person in Kyiv and online.

Reasons to reach out

PTSD

Support for people living with the effects of traumatic events and combat experience.

Help with persistent tension, fear, and a disrupted sense of safety or inner stability.

Psychophysical and mental support as part of a broader recovery path.

How it works

Share contact details without medical records or a detailed trauma history.

The team clarifies your request and preferred format.

In person in Kyiv or online.

The path is agreed individually after initial contact.

Confidential request

You do not need to describe a diagnosis or upload medical records.

The information on this website is for general guidance and does not replace emergency, medical, or psychiatric care.

Quick answers

Who does the Power to Live Center serve?

The Center primarily serves service members, veterans, and people affected by war.

What concerns can people bring to the Center?

Confirmed areas include PTSD, anxiety, and the effects of concussion and injury.

How is support provided?

Support is available in person in Kyiv and online. The first-meeting format is agreed individually.