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The Experiences, Coping Practices, and Mental Health of Ukrainian Young People Living Amid Wartime Ukraine

Posted on 4 Jul at 7:22 pm

By Dr. Ashley Humphrey & Prof. Helen Forbes-Mewett | Journal of Peace Psychology | 2025 | To read click here

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