Education
- Psychologist – Kyiv Pedagogical University named after M.P. Drahomanov
- Gestalt therapy in couples work – NAGTU (180 hours)
- Gestalt therapy – MGI (830 hours)
- Clinical Gestalt therapy (192 hours) – Association of Practicing Psychologists "Gestalt Approach"
- Art therapy in work with refugees and internally displaced persons – Educational Center "Osnova"
- Crisis consultant – Complex Trauma Institute
- Art therapy in work with PTSD in children – Educational Center Osnova
- Third and specialized Kyiv Gestalt Intensive "Embodiment in the Style of Art" – MGIR
- Seventh Kyiv Gestalt Intensive (MGI)
Professional experience
Practicing since 2011.
Work with adolescents, adults, and couples.
Group psychotherapy for adolescents and adults.
Areas of focus
- Therapy with me is a judgment-free space where you can finally be honest with yourself and examine the reality of your life.
- I’m here to support you in finding yourself, your answers, and your path.
- We work at your pace, centered on your needs.
- With warmth and attentiveness.
- People come to me when:
- Relationships feel unbearable, but leaving feels even scarier.
- You’re surrounded by someone, yet loneliness persists—only a shared space, not closeness.
- You’re stuck in a painful cycle, replaying the same hurtful patterns.
- You know deep down, “I can’t go on like this,” but the path forward feels unclear.
- You crave change, yet fear of the unknown holds you back.
- How can I help?
- 👤 Individual work (your inner world):
- Losing yourself: living on autopilot, caring for everyone but yourself, ignoring your own desires.
- Emotional exhaustion: when anxiety, guilt, depression, or loneliness have become chronic.
- Broken boundaries: when saying “no” feels impossible, and enduring others’ disapproval is easier than setting limits.
- Migration crisis: when the old life is gone, and the new one hasn’t yet felt like home; the collapse of meaning in a new place.
- Shadows of the past: childhood wounds, painful memories, or trauma that still shape your present.
- Self-criticism: constant self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and reliance on others’ opinions.
- Destructive relationships: leaving toxic, dependent, or abusive dynamics and rebuilding afterward.
- Heartbreak: navigating the pain of separation, divorce, or sudden loss.
- Trapped by success: chronic fatigue, burnout, perfectionism, and workaholism that drain you from within.
- Fear of being seen: struggles with communication, identity questions, accepting your body, or sexuality.
- Stuck in decision-making: fear of making a major choice, identity crises, or life-stage transitions.
- 👩❤️👨 Couples work (your relationships):
- Instead of dialogue—war: constant conflict, mutual blame, or silent resentment.
- Roommates in the same bed: shared routines and children, but no intimacy, passion, or emotional connection.
- Migration as a test: when the stress of relocation and adaptation fractures once-strong relationships.
- Shattered trust: rebuilding a relationship after betrayal, lies, or third-party involvement.
- On the brink of separation: weighing whether to fight for the relationship or part ways with dignity.
- Fear of the future: uncertainty about major transitions (marriage, moving in together, or separation).
- Rebooting: reigniting passion, improving shared life quality, and fostering safe intimacy.
Methods used approaches and techniques
Education and certificates
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- Психологія
- 2008
- психолог
- National Pedagogical Dragomanov University
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