Scientific directions

  • Ecumenical dialogues as a component of constructing individual and group identity
  • Tools of distortion of reality in modern media
  • Applied aspects of the concept of post-truth
  • “Politics of forgetting” in post-totalitarian communities
  • Historical development of Ukrainian and world philosophy: history and prospects

  • Socio-psychological factors of maintaining psychological security of the individual
  • Resilience as a factor of maintaining psychological security of the individual
  • Preserving mental health of the individual in war conditions
  • Assistance to families of the deceased in experiencing loss and grief
  • First psychological aid to the individual in crisis situations

  • An existential-analytic approach to the psychological trauma of war.
  • Innovative psychotechnologies for preserving and restoring the mental health of the individual

  • Actualization of the mental potential of Ukrainians as a way of overcoming the traumatic consequences of war

  • Strategies for preserving and restoring the mental health of Ukrainians during the war and post-war period
  • Brain neuroplasticity as a factor in effective rehabilitation of people who have survived war trauma
  • Analysis of the impact of mindfulness and meditation practices on neuroplasticity in people with mental health problems as a result of the war
  • Art therapy programs for stimulating neuroplasticity in people with depressive states after the war
  • Assessment and supervision of comprehensive rehabilitation programs: development of principles and technological approaches
Contact Person:
Oksana Chuyko
Associate Dean for Scientific Work, Faculty of Psychology
Email: oksana.chuyko@pnu.edu.ua