The war in Ukraine has now lasted more than three and a half years. During that time I have supported many Ukrainians coping with the psychological effects of both internal and external displacement. Public attention has largely focused on logistics...

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Many people replay the same "what if" scenarios late into the night, hoping worry will somehow prepare them for what lies ahead. Worry often masquerades as planning, responsibility or even love — a protective mechanism against disappointment or perceived danger....