Psychological rehabilitation is a system of measures aimed at restoring and correcting the psychological functions, processes, qualities, and properties of a person, creating favorable conditions for its development and affirmation. Psychological technologies of personality rehabilitation are complex influences aimed at the appropriate targets, which ensure the preservation and restoration of personal integrity, balance, self-regulation, self-efficacy, communication competence, and activation of sense-making. Technologies include a set of interventions used to

to maintain and restore a person's ability to create life.

   The process of psychological recovery consists of three stages: preparatory, basic, and supportive.

At the preparatory stage, the technology of increasing motivation for self-change, the technology of designing effective motivators, and the technology of activating blind spots of attention are used.

The basic stage uses the technology of designing the future through life choices, the technology of testing updated projects by setting life goals, and the technology of implementing the goals through increasingly successful practice.

At the supportive stage, which also acts as a preventive one, technologies of reinterpretation and integration of traumatic memories into the general experience of the individual, technology of developing a new attitude to trauma as a resource, and personal growth are used.