Another line for free psychological help to citizens has been opened, this time in Novi Sad. Dr. Tamara Džamonja Ignjatović, a full professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, tells "Vreme" that counseling centers like this are very necessary due to increasing social and individual life challenges.
A couple of parents from Dubona lost both children. They live from agriculture. When they deliver their goods to someone, sometimes they never get paid for it. They simply have no way to pay for their work if someone who owes them is "above the law". That man is in a pre-infarction state and the first thing the doctor advised him was that he should not do physical work. But he tells us: "What am I going to do if I can't work, how can I live, and even when I work, they cheat me." In fact, they all live with a "built-in", learned acceptance that injustice is a part of this life. They say so themselves, they are reconciled with that: "We are used to injustice, that's how life is."
The professor of psychology was dismissed from the position of coordinator of the team of the Society of Psychologists of Serbia engaged in the project of providing psychosocial assistance after mass murders
