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Today, in the period of socio-historical and socio-economic upheavals, there is a significant increase in extreme psychological situations in the everyday life of the Ukrainian citizens, which are characterized by significant influence on the human psyche of sociopsychological factors related to the threat to life, health or social wellbeing, the psychological consequences of which are manifested in occurrence of various kinds of negative psycho-emotional reactions, both in the Ukrainian society in general and among the border guards in particular. The undeniable fact is the one that the constant threat to life, combat wounds or contemplation of death are extraordinary psycho-traumatic factors, which determine the border guards’ stress that can transform into a psychological trauma and lead to mental health disorders. According to the definition of the World Health Organization “mental health” is a level of mental well-being, which is determined not only by the absence of mental illnesses, but also by a number of socio-economic, biological and environmental factors 1 (“Vsesvitnia orhanizatsiia okhorony zdorovia”, 2019).

MAINTAINING THE MENTAL HEALTH OF THE BORDER GUARDS IN SPECIAL AND/OR EXTREME CONDITIONS OF THEIR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY BY MEANS OF THE PASTORAL ACTIVITY OF THE MILITARY CHAPLAINS