Aspects of the rehabilitation of individuals affected by psychologically traumatic events

Abstract

The article highlights the theoretical foundations of psychological rehabilitation for individuals who have experienced psychologically traumatic events. It summarizes contemporary approaches to interpreting the concepts of “rehabilitation” and “psychological rehabilitation” in the context of crisis psychology. The main goals, tasks, principles, and methods of professional activity of psychologists aimed at overcoming the consequences of psychological trauma are identified. It is noted that a psychologically traumatic event is typically sudden and destructive in nature and is accompanied by significant emotional stress, requiring professional intervention. The study outlines the key stages of rehabilitation work with affected individuals, taking into account their individual characteristics and level of disadaptation. The results obtained may be used in crisis intervention practices and in the training system for psychologists working with traumatized individuals