The Impact of Free Psychotherapy Sessions: A Comprehensive Analysis by Feel Safe Hub

Since its inception in April 2022, the Feel Safe Hub has strived to provide essential mental health services by offering free online...

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Milica Krstic, recognized on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe list for Social Impact in 2023, is the founder of FeelSafeHub, now part of the NGO Siguran Prostor (Safe Space). In collaboration with 150 colleagues worldwide, she provided over 27,000 free psychotherapy sessions in 12 languages. Through this initiative, Milica continues to raise awareness about mental health, offering critical emotional support to marginalized groups and individuals who cannot afford therapy.

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