The work of a serviceman requires balance and endurance. The psychologist and practical psychologist of the Center for PD and PPV have been working with the servicemen of the NGU for many years. First of all, they help those who were in the combat zone to prevent professional burnout and cope with personal problems. They teach conflict-free communication, conduct professional consultations, and do individual psychocorrectional work.

Psychocorrection is a type of psychological assistance that involves active, purposeful influence on the personal, behavioral and intellectual levels of human functioning. The advantage of individual psycho-correction is that it ensures confidentiality, and secrecy and is deeper than group psycho-correction.