The DyvyTV platform continues to expand its portfolio of socially significant and meaningful content. A new thematic TV channel, “In My Head”, is now available to viewers, focusing on mental health, psychological resilience, and life under the conditions of war.

The channel is authored and led by Andrii Kozinchuk, a Ukrainian military psychologist with many years of experience working with active-duty service members, veterans, their families, and civilians who have experienced trauma.

What the “In My Head” Channel Is About

“In My Head” is a space for honest, professional dialogue about what individuals experience during war and prolonged stress. The channel’s content is based on real questions from Ukrainians and on the practical experience of military psychology.

The channel features videos on topics such as:

• PTSD and combat stress: how to recognize symptoms and what to do
• How to cope with anxiety, fear, and emotional exhaustion
• The psychology of military personnel and veterans
• How to support loved ones returning from the front
• How to talk to children about war
• Restoring inner resources and adapting to a new reality

This is not motivational rhetoric or abstract theory. All materials are practical, applied, and presented in clear, accessible language.

About Andrii Kozinchuk

Andrii Kozinchuk is a military psychologist, public expert, and creator of widely recognized psychological content. He is well known to Ukrainian audiences through media appearances and YouTube. His approach combines professional psychological training, extensive experience working with the military, and a deep understanding of Ukraine’s wartime reality.

This combination is why his content resonates with thousands of viewers—people value his honesty, clarity, and practical guidance.

Why This Channel Matters for DyvyTV

In times of war, mental health becomes critically important. The “In My Head” channel on DyvyTV:

• Helps address psychological challenges without stigma
• Provides access to expert support in a convenient television format
• Is valuable for military personnel, veterans, civilians, and families of defenders
• Naturally aligns with DyvyTV’s socially responsible mission

Watching this content on a large home screen helps make complex and sensitive topics more approachable and easier to understand.

The “In My Head” channel is already available on DyvyTV and is being continuously updated with new videos. It is content worth returning to—content that helps viewers better understand themselves, their emotions, and how to keep moving forward, even in difficult times.