Revival: Thousands evacuated in Ukraine The therapy replaced by Kela bites

President Sauli Niinistö meets the President of France today Emmanuel Macronin In Paris. They are discussing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. On Sunday, nearly 7,300 people were evacuated from Ukrainian cities, Ukraine’s deputy prime minister said Iryna Vereshtshuk.

Kiev was fired on late Sunday, the city mayor said Vitali Klitshko. At least four people are said to have died.

A recent Finnish study has finally found thorough evidence of the benefits of psychotherapy. Those who receive Kela’s rehabilitation psychotherapy have a lower risk of receiving a disability pension and have an average annual income of more than EUR 2,000 higher than those who do not receive psychotherapy.

Saga Virtakangas pursues a student cap and does not consider reading difficulty an obstacle to a degree. She is lucky because her high school in Kokkola invests in special education. A special education teacher who has studied learning for over 20 years Tiina Vitka says the number of students with special needs varies from hundreds to more than a thousand students per teacher.

Kenneth Kjellberg is over-indebted. He has done the chef’s work on the pieces and taken out loans as well as quick tips. He says he was over-indebted for virtually his entire adult life. About one in ten Swedes say they cannot pay their bills on time. Debt counselor Jessica Bertilsson identify the causes of indebtedness. Often, the process begins with a crisis, such as unemployment or a serious illness, but is exacerbated by a desire to consume in the middle class and easy access to consumer credit.

The week starts sunny and warm. It gradually cools down. Monday is almost as warm as Sunday. In southern Finland, there are more than ten degrees of temperature, and in Lapland, too, the meter can show +10 degrees in some places. The wind is getting stronger.