CYBERVALVE

😔 As the war in Ukraine continues, tragic events and attacks have become an unfortunate reality. Many of our students, particularly those in Ukraine, are feeling depressed, sad, and confused. At the same time, we understand that many volunteers are seeking guidance on how to best support their students during these difficult times.

✍️ The ENGin team, with input from our Ukrainian team members, has compiled practical recommendations to help you navigate these conversations and provide meaningful support to your students. 🔽

1️⃣ General recommendations:

📰 Stay informed — try to keep up-to-date with the latest news about Ukraine, particularly the city or town where your student lives. This awareness will help you empathize and respond appropriately. Reliable English-language news sources (like BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/war-in-ukraine ) can be useful for this purpose.

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Begin every sessions by asking about your student’s well-being and the safety of their family. Show that you are genuinely concerned about their situation.

Read the rest of the recommendations in the carousel. ➡️

🫶🇺🇦 Thank you for your dedication and support. We are actively working on gathering more tips and recommendations from professionals who are experienced in working with Ukrainians and we look forward to sharing these with you soon. Your commitment to being there for your students during these challenging times is deeply appreciated. 🫂

Björk (1994) Ph. Stephane Sednaoui

when your anxiety is constant but you do a really good job of pretending it’s not there

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