Roundtable "Reflections from Ukraine: Navigating Powerlessness in the Midst of War and Crisis" (UKR-EN) "

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Presentation of speakers

Nataliya Gourjii 

Nataliya Gourjii is chair of the Board of ROKADA Charitable Foundation and an expert in the field of integration and social protection of refugees in Ukraine. For 15 years, she has headed ROKADA Charitable Foundation and coordinates projects of psychosocial assistance and integration support for refugees in Ukraine and psychosocial support of internally displaced persons. She is a member of Public councils under the State Migration Service of Ukraine and under the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights. 

Dina Gud  

Dina Gud is an expert in the field of social protection of the population and the rights of children. Currently, she is engaged in psycho-social assistance to the population of Ukraine affected by the war. She has coordinated a number of research projects in the social sphere, including those devoted to the issues of access to information for internally displaced persons, analysis of the risks of involvement of children and young people in armed conflict. Her professional interests include children’s rights protection, intercultural communication, psychodrama, and exploring the impact of intergenerational trauma. 

Ivanna Prytka  

Ivanna Prytka is a psychologist, Head of the Mental Health and Psychological Support Branch of ROKADA Charitable Foundation. She studied at Lesya Ukrainka Volyn National University. Her work consists of conducting psychological training sessions, psychological testsand individual consulting therapeutic sessions. 

Ruslana Rudenko  

Ruslana Rudenko is a psychologist, training analyst, and supervisor of the Odesa Psychoanalytic Society, delegate from Ukraine to the Board of the European Federation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies, and member of the Psychoanalytic Psychology and Psychotherapy Division of the National Psychological Association of Ukraine. 

Serhii Tkachuk (online)

Serhii Tkachuk is a Psychologist, psychotherapist in the direction of client-oriented psychotherapy, who has been working with the consequences of the war since 2014. Many years of work experience in humanitarian funds and organizations. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he has been working as a psychologist at the "ROKADA" Charitable Foundation in the city of Lviv. The main direction is work with internally displaced persons and local population affected by military operations. This is psychological first aid, crisis counseling, support groups for adults and children.

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