In recent years, reports from international organizations have focused on the mental health of internally displaced persons and the provision of timely medical care. Involuntary resettlement is accompanied by transformation of the entire system of socio-psychological relations, including interpersonal, family, parental, labor and leads to a significant strain on pathopsychological mechanisms, which ultimately contributes to the formation of anxiety disorders.

In examined patients from main group, along with mood depression and anxiety, there were various fears and anxieties, asthenic manifestations and autonomic paroxysms, as well as against the background of anxious symptoms, they noted presence of isolated obsessive fears, closely related to anxious thinking about assessments in the eyes of others, short-term violent reactions to minor emotional events, mismatch of the strength of emotional reactions to the situation. At the same time, patients of the control group showed sensitization to external stimuls, especially during sleep and in the process of falling asleep.