• Assistance in determining effective methods and means of providing psychosocial support to beneficiaries.
• Development of employees' ability to effectively solve problem situations related to the performance of professional duties.
• Prevention of professional burnout of the organization's employees.
• Increasing employee motivation for professional growth.
• Providing assistance to employees of the organization in managing their own feelings and behavior in stressful situations.
• Conducting supervision groups for psychologists and social work specialists.Implementation of individual supervisory support for psychologists and social work specialists.
• Provision of reports on the supervisions carried out.

Psychotherapy:

professional burnout, procrastination, stress management, self-regulation, anxiety and depression, panic attacks, improving relationships with close, friends, colleagues, the ability to gently say no, defending personal interests, confident communication, gentle resolution of conflict situations, increasing one's value, self-esteem and self-confidence, self-realization,age-related crises. • Supervision:

conducting group supervision, support of psychologists upon their requests, methodological, technical and emotional support, self-regulation of a psychologist while working with clients, work with transference and countertransference during working with a client, help in understanding, awareness of experiences of psychologists

• Cooperation with all departments of the mission to ensure timely and quality implementation of measures for psychosocial support and protection in the humanitarian context.
• Development of minimum standards and strategic recommendations for planning targeted interventions for psychosocial support and protection in accordance with the IASC Emergency Guidelines.
• Selection and support of the use of evidence-based mental health and psychosocial suppor tpractices, technical support in the development of appropriate tools and training materials for psychosocial support activities.
• Participate in the planning and writing process of project proposals related to mental health and psychosocial support activities.
• Development of a structured package of psychosocial support and protection interventions for case management and strengthen referral pathways to relevant organizations and services including GBV.
• Recruiting psychologists for 12 centers for supporting elderly living along the contact line. Drawing up a term of reference and job description for project psychologists.
• Conducting regular supervision and technical support for project psychologists. Organization and holding of creative workshops for the project psychologists, supporting them in creating a favorable working atmosphere in the teams of each center.
• Monitoring the quality of psychologists' psychosocial support for beneficiaries and methodological sessions for strengthening the capacity of the staff of the centers.
• Regular field visits to the centers to assess progress and identify technical quality problems and / or other problems in project implementation, provide solutions and make changes to the program, if necessary.
• Providing support in conducting a needs assessment of beneficiaries for writing new projects. Developing training materials and delivering trainings for staff in conducting needs assessments.
• Presentation of the organization's activities in clusters, working groups, coordination meetings, meetings with donors to ensure proper dissemination of information among relevant partners, donors and relevant government agencies.

• Establishment of cooperation with regional and local health facilities for implementation program activities.
• Development and implementing a strategy for capacity building for health care facility staff.
• Elaboration of technical documents for project activities.
• Acted as co-chair for the regional MHPSS Technical Working Group&Health cluster, includes building effective relationship with a range of MHPSS actors in Northern part of Donetsk region of Ukraine and ensuring their activities are coordinated.
  
• Taking part in compiling/conducting assessment of MHPSS needs among the population affected by the military conflict in Northern part of Donetsk region of Ukraine.
• Member of coordination group on the adaptation, contextualization and implementation of the WHO mhGAP project on the integration of mental health care in primary health care in Ukraine.
• Preparation trainings materials and manuals for increasing MHPSS capacities for non-specialist health-care providers through implementation of WHO Mental Health Gap Action Programme (mhGAP) training and supervision within the framework of health care reform in Ukraine.
• Maintain PFA and PSS training materials and manuals and where necessary adapt to increase MHPSS awareness and practice of basic PSS skills among health care workers and PUI staff and population affected by military conflict.
  

• Working cohesively with protection team, implementing partners, communities to ensure activities are implemented with safety and sustainability.
• Establishing of cooperation with regional and local educational facilities, local authorities for implementation project activities.
• Coordination, monitoring and supervision of the mobile team members.
• Facilitating group psychosocial activities for children, youth, parents, seniors and men aimed at bringing the community together. Using the WHO tool "Doing What Matters in Times of Stress An Illustrated Guides".
• Develop trainings materials and manuals for increasing capacities on First Psychological Aid, Professional Burnout and Team Building for IMC staff and local partner non-governmental organizations, including the non-government control area.
• Providing supervision and technical support for field team and partner's staff.
• Work with vulnerable populations, providing group support, individual counseling and conducting awareness raising activities in the prevention of gender-based violence.
• Collecting and gathering required data to contribute to regular reports. Conducting pre- and post-tests, filling out the form for each individual client, making photo reports on conducted activities.

• Providing psychosocial support for people affected by military conflict (counselling and short-term psychotherapy).
  
• Close cooperation with the medical team, mutual referrals.
  
• Establishing of cooperation with regional and local educational facilities for the implementation of the school project.
• Preparing and conducting trainings for children and adolescents to work with the trauma of war, for parents "Positive parenthood", for teachers "Stress Management" and "Professional burnout" as part of a school project.
  
• Conducting mental health awareness raising activities to population.
• Daily written reports on working with clients.
• Collect required data for regular monthly reports.

• Group psychotherapy for children and adults.

• Individual counseling and psychotherapy of acute and protracted crises, anxiety disorders, depression, PTSD, low self-esteem, difficulties in relationships.
• Supervision.

• Prevention of domestic and sexual violence.
• Psychosocial support to victims of domestic and sexual violence.
• Psychosocial support to sex industry victims.