Education
Education:
- Graduated from M.P. Drahomanov National Pedagogical University (specialty — practical psychologist, educator).
- Completed first and second levels of Gestalt therapy training at the National Association of Gestalt Therapists of Ukraine (NAGTU).
Accredited member of NAGTU (National Association of Gestalt Therapists of Ukraine)
Associate member of EAGT (European Association for Gestalt Therapy)
Specializations:
— Gestalt therapy and systemic approach in family work
— Body therapy in the Gestalt approach
— Working with traumatic experiences
Continuously improving knowledge and practical skills, participating in professional conferences and intensives.
I have regular supervision and personal therapy.
- Graduated from M.P. Drahomanov National Pedagogical University (specialty — practical psychologist, educator).
- Completed first and second levels of Gestalt therapy training at the National Association of Gestalt Therapists of Ukraine (NAGTU).
Accredited member of NAGTU (National Association of Gestalt Therapists of Ukraine)
Associate member of EAGT (European Association for Gestalt Therapy)
Specializations:
— Gestalt therapy and systemic approach in family work
— Body therapy in the Gestalt approach
— Working with traumatic experiences
Continuously improving knowledge and practical skills, participating in professional conferences and intensives.
I have regular supervision and personal therapy.
Professional experience
I have been in private practice since 2017, working with adults, adolescents, couples, and families. My approach integrates Gestalt therapy with somatic and systemic methods. I support clients in understanding their emotions and needs, building healthy relationships, processing personal crises and trauma, and resolving inner conflicts. I create a warm, supportive space where individuals can explore their feelings, reconnect with themselves and others, and develop new ways of expressing themselves and communicating.
Areas of focus
specialization, area of professional interest
1. Trauma and its lasting impact
- Experiences of violence (psychological, physical, sexual)
- Loss of loved ones, deep emotional wounds
- Events that leave a lingering emotional mark and hinder progress
- Reactions to difficult life events (war, PTSD, sudden changes, immigration, adapting to a new country)
2. Inner struggles and personal growth
- Disconnection from oneself, difficulty recognizing personal needs, desires, and emotions
- Internal conflicts that block personal development
- Self-doubt, unstable or low self-esteem
- Feeling stuck, unable to move forward
- Struggles with decision-making and making choices
- Chronic anxiety, panic attacks, persistent inner tension
- Emotional emptiness, apathy, lack of joy in life
- Feelings of guilt or shame that interfere with living fully
- Searching for life’s meaning, one’s own path, and place in the world
- Need for personal growth and deeper self-awareness
- Difficulty setting healthy personal boundaries
- Feeling like you’re living someone else’s life or not in the right place
- Loneliness and isolation
- Excessive self-criticism, constant self-doubt
- Struggles with trust in oneself and others
- Challenges in building close, trusting relationships
3. Family and couple relationships
- Unresolved conflicts that keep resurfacing and disrupting life
- Loss of emotional closeness, feeling distant in relationships
- Communication difficulties, feeling like you ‘can’t see eye to eye’
- Relationship crises: infidelity, divorce, periods of ‘standing on the edge’
- Interactions with parents, teenagers, or adult children
- Adapting to new life roles (becoming a parent, moving, changing status)
- The influence of family patterns on current relationships
- Feeling like you’re ‘living next door’ to your partner, with warmth and support fading away
- Difficulty establishing healthy boundaries in relationships or with family members
- Addressing issues of jealousy, control, and emotional dependency
- Uncertainty about whether to stay in a relationship or leave
- Codependent relationships where it’s hard to exist either with or without them
- Experiences of violence (psychological, physical, sexual)
- Loss of loved ones, deep emotional wounds
- Events that leave a lingering emotional mark and hinder progress
- Reactions to difficult life events (war, PTSD, sudden changes, immigration, adapting to a new country)
2. Inner struggles and personal growth
- Disconnection from oneself, difficulty recognizing personal needs, desires, and emotions
- Internal conflicts that block personal development
- Self-doubt, unstable or low self-esteem
- Feeling stuck, unable to move forward
- Struggles with decision-making and making choices
- Chronic anxiety, panic attacks, persistent inner tension
- Emotional emptiness, apathy, lack of joy in life
- Feelings of guilt or shame that interfere with living fully
- Searching for life’s meaning, one’s own path, and place in the world
- Need for personal growth and deeper self-awareness
- Difficulty setting healthy personal boundaries
- Feeling like you’re living someone else’s life or not in the right place
- Loneliness and isolation
- Excessive self-criticism, constant self-doubt
- Struggles with trust in oneself and others
- Challenges in building close, trusting relationships
3. Family and couple relationships
- Unresolved conflicts that keep resurfacing and disrupting life
- Loss of emotional closeness, feeling distant in relationships
- Communication difficulties, feeling like you ‘can’t see eye to eye’
- Relationship crises: infidelity, divorce, periods of ‘standing on the edge’
- Interactions with parents, teenagers, or adult children
- Adapting to new life roles (becoming a parent, moving, changing status)
- The influence of family patterns on current relationships
- Feeling like you’re ‘living next door’ to your partner, with warmth and support fading away
- Difficulty establishing healthy boundaries in relationships or with family members
- Addressing issues of jealousy, control, and emotional dependency
- Uncertainty about whether to stay in a relationship or leave
- Codependent relationships where it’s hard to exist either with or without them
Methods used approaches and techniques
Verified hours:
210
Certificates of additional education
Gestalt Therapy and Systemic Approach in Family Work
MGI
months: 14 · hours: 210
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