Psychological support as a key element in the rehabilitation of military personnel after combat operations

this article examines the specific features of psychological support for military personnel after combat operations. The current reality is characterized by increasing contradictions and tension in interactions between countries, and the presence of military conflicts, the special military operation regime, and the activation of terrorist organizations exacerbate the military-political situation. These circumstances influence the demands placed on military personnel, their physical and mental state, and their ability to make sound decisions. The level of moral, political, and psychological well-being of military personnel affects their readiness for combat. In modern conflicts, high-quality psychological training and effective methods of support and rehabilitation are becoming critically important. Psychological support covers a wide range of aspects – from creating a safe and supportive environment to actively working with emotional and behavioral reactions, therefore, a more holistic and systematic approach is needed, taking into account both the individual characteristics of each serviceman and group dynamics.

psychological support, military personnel, combat operations, psychological features, rehabilitation, adaptation