As the conflict in Ukraine continues, the psychological toll on returning veterans has become a significant area of focus for mental health professionals. Psychologist Yevheniia Zhuravel has highlighted the specific difficulties these individuals face when attempting to reintegrate into daily life. According to Zhuravel, many veterans struggle with a profound sense of being "superfluous" or disconnected from the society they fought to protect.

Zhuravel’s work centers on the philosophy of "managing together," emphasizing that the transition process is not one that veterans should have to navigate in isolation. By providing professional psychological support, she aims to help former service members reconcile their wartime experiences with their civilian identities. The initiative underscores a broader concern regarding the long-term mental health infrastructure required to support those who have served in the ongoing war. While the specific methods of her therapy programs are not detailed in full, the core of her practice is built on validating the veterans' experiences and helping them find a renewed sense of belonging within their communities.