First aid for the war-torn mind


Residents and emergency responders gathering at a high-rise residential building that was hit by a missile in Kyiv. — Photos: ©2023 The New York Times Company

HANDS shaking as she covered her mouth, a woman looked toward a gaping hole in the side of a high-rise, the contents of apartments spilling out of its side.

Standing alongside her was Ivanka Davydenko, 29, wearing a blue uniform with “Psychologist” emblazoned in yellow on both sides, her arm placed gently across the woman’s back.

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