Brooklyn psychologist Alex Yentin treats kids scarred by Russian soldiers

A Big Apple psychologist is helping young Ukrainian refugees in Eastern Europe who have been scarred by the Russian invasion.

Alex Yentin has been making trips to Europe since March as a volunteer helping Ukrainian refugees traumatized of war.

“When I ask them what they went through, their reaction is they don’t want to talk about it,” Yentin said. “They shut down.”

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