Olenа Subbotina

H.S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University, specialization in Practical Psychology in Education; postgraduate studies in Practical Psychology; first year of a two-year program in Child Psychology and Psychotherapy: Perinatal Psychology, Child Practical Psychology, and Psychocorrection at the All-Ukrainian Institute of Integrative Psychology and Psychotherapy (Kyiv). Additional training courses: Child Trauma: Crisis Psychotherapy, Family Dynamics, Conflict Resolution, Violence Prevention, and various approaches in Psychotherapy. Masterclasses include art therapy techniques such as glass painting, clay therapy, art therapy for depression and resentment, family art therapy, and business consulting using metaphorical associative cards.

Since 2003: child, family, and crisis psychologist in private practice;

since 2018: psychological support for families with children diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy;

January 2019: lead presenter and author of workshops at the International Festival of Psychology and Body Therapies: "Techniques for Weaving Eight-Pointed Native American Mandalas," "The Special Mother of a Special Child: Coping Mechanisms," "My Warm World";

April 2015: crisis psychologist for the rehabilitation program for families of those killed during the Maidan and ATO participants;

January 2015: crisis psychologist for the "Family Circle. Kyiv" project supporting families of ATO victims;

2014–2015: psychological support for families of victims (Maidan, ATO), psychological assistance to children from Eastern regions / Psychological Crisis Service;

2000–2005: school psychologist.