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They see it. >> reporter: in this group session, the mental health professional for ukrainian women is a fellow refugee. in the women's circle, as they call it, buried emotions spring to the surface. while mothers tend to their own mental health, their children are in a makeshift day care on the other side of the room. little yana is thrilled by the toys and new people to play with. young enough not to know too much. her big sister, antanina knows far more, experienced more than any 8-year-old ever should. why you here in poland? do you know? >> translator: because of the war. because, i don't...

Health of the mostly women and children who cross the border. >> you've redirected a lot of the psychiatrists/psychologists to the ukrainians. >> yes, i have. >> reporter: the warsaw mayor says tending to ukrainians' emotional wounds is critical. fo foundations drop leaflets to encourage counseling. >> you never know what's beneath the surface. >> it wasn't that long ago people just kind of said, suck it up. you just deal with it. but that's not where we are in society anymore. >> no, especially when you see what's happening in ukraine, how vicious this war was and all of those atrocities comm...

>> reporter: warsaw's mayor says tending to ukrainians' emotional wounds is critical. foundations drop leaflets encouraging ukrainian refugees to seek counseling. >> those kids are incredibly resi resilient, but you never know what's beneath the surface. >> but it wasn't that long ago that people kind of said, suck it up. just deal with it. that's not where we are in society anymore. >> especially when you see what's happening in ukraine, how vicious this war was and all of those atrocities committed by russian soldiers, and those kids watch tv. you know, they see it. ♪ >> reporter: in this ...

Encouraging ukrainian refugees to seek counseling. >> you never know, you know, what's beneath the surface. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago people kind of said suck it up, you just deal with it. that's not where we are in society anymore. >> no. i mean, especially when you see what's happening in ukraine, how vicious this war was and all of those atrocities committed by russian soldiers and those kids watch tv, you know, and they see it. ♪ >> reporter: in this group session, the mental health professional for ukrainian women is a fellow refugee in the women's circle as they call it. bur...

You cannot see, the mental health of the mostly women and children who crossed the border. you redirected a lot of the psychiatrists, psychologists to the ukrainians. >> yes, i have. >> reporter: warsaw mayor says tending to ukrainian's emotional wounds is critical. foundations drop leaflets encouraging ukrainian refugees to seek counseling. >> those kids are incredibly resilient. but you never know what's beneath the surface. >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago that people just kind of said, suck it up, deal with it. but that's not where we are in society anymore. >> no. when you -- especial...