It's no secret that our country is going through an extremely difficult period. Relatives and friends of law enforcement officers are experiencing severe stress and also need support. Families are separated from their loved ones for long periods and are worried about their lives. Sometimes the degree of anxiety is so great that a person is on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

In a difficult life situation, tension begins to build up in us. Anxiety and fears increase if the situation does not change. It's like a decanter that gradually fills up with water because someone hasn't turned off the tap. One day, of course, it starts to reach the brim. If the decanter is open, the water flows down in a thin stream. This can be compared to a situation where a person spills out emotions at least a little. But imagine that the tension is so great that the decanter seems to be clogged. It can burst under pressure. And the fragments will fly in all directions. A similar situation can happen to our psyche. When we experience strong emotions and do not express them in any way, our souls, body, and the people around us suffer.

That is why interaction with the families of military personnel is an important part of our Centre's work. The Centre provides psychological counseling for family members, training, relaxation techniques, and masterclasses in the format of art therapy to restore and maintain their resourcefulness.