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Free psychological support for family and friends of people reported missing following the tragic events in Nepal
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Lecturers and psychological support professionals from the RSU Department of Psychology invite family members, relatives and friends of people reported missing to apply for free psychological support.
Specialists (the list will be updated):
- Ilona Krone – certified counselling psychologist, certified clinical and health psychologist, supervising psychologist;
- Gunita Skaldere-Darmudasa – clinical and health psychologist under supervision;
- Zane Gulbe – certified clinical and health psychologist;
- Baiba Pumpiņa – certified Gestalt therapist;
- Elīna Zelčāne – certified Gestalt therapist.
For information about accessing support and specialist availability, please contact the coordinator, Nikola Vanaga, at nikola[pnkts]vanaga
rsu[pnkts]lv.
We encourage you to share this information so that it reaches people who may need support at this time.
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