Every person may need psychological aid at difficult periods in their lives. In many cases, psychological assistance may dramatically improve the quality of life of people with disabilities (especially those who have recently become disabled) and their families.
Since 2007, Unison has provided free psychological aid service to people with disabilities and their families, the primary goals of which are:
- To unveil the hidden potential of people with disabilities and to improve their self-esteem
- To increase their social activity
- To enable people with disabilities to live the fullest, most productive and independent life possible.
Psychological aid primarily addresses the following problems:
- Segregation from the society
- Alarm conditions and stress situations
- Low level of social adaptation
- Disability-related complexes.
Psychologist Yelena Sardaryan provides counseling at the Unison Offices. If necessary, arrangements of home visits are also possible.
Important note: Due to the completion of funding for Psychological Aid Service, we may be unable to continue this service in 2009. To learn how you can help us resume this service, please contact us at (+37410) 522170.
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