Education
Several higher educations. One of them is a Master's degree in Psychology from KhNPU. Completed the 1st stage (Gestalt) at KhIGT in 2022. Currently completing the 2nd stage at KIGIP to become a Gestalt therapist. Specialization in codependent relationships from KIGIP, specialization in psychosomatics, lectures on trauma work, working with addictions in the Gestalt approach, working with families in the Gestalt approach, working with grief and loss in the Gestalt approach, working with psychotrauma and PTSD.
Professional experience
I am a counseling psychologist, family psychologist, and gestalt therapist in the second stage of training. I have been practicing since 2022. I have extensive experience in individual and group therapy as well as supervision. I have personally conducted around 300 hours of therapy sessions. I work with issues of codependency in relationships, personal boundaries, self-worth, and emotional maturity. I help clients overcome anxiety, stress, emotional pain, traumatic experiences, and relationship difficulties. Specializations include working with codependent and abusive relationships, psychosomatic issues, trauma, and grief.
Areas of focus
specialization, area of professional interest
I address issues such as: relationships, love, intimacy, codependency, and loneliness. I help clients build emotional resilience, shape their lives, navigate separation, and resolve parent-child conflicts. I support individuals through age-related and life crises, depression, emotional pain, and dependencies. I work with grief, loss, psychosomatic disorders, loss of life’s purpose, anxiety (fears, phobias, panic attacks), psychological trauma, loneliness, low self-esteem, harsh self-criticism, and finding inner strength.
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