Yelena Moroz

My expertise: technical and psychological higher education, and over 10 years of training in the Gestalt approach, personal therapy, and supervision:
Kyiv Gestalt Institute (KGI), standards of the European Association for Gestalt Therapy EAGT (Gestalt therapist, supervisor, group leader), 2010-2020
Taras Shevchenko National Pedagogical University (psychologist), Kyiv, 2012-2014
Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogical Academy, Kharkiv, 1992-1998

Specializations:
"Working with crises and trauma in Gestalt therapy" (KGI)
"Working with psychosomatic disorders in clinical Gestalt therapy" (KGI)
"Training program for consultants on the Psychological Support Line (Trust Line)" (ICRC)
"Gestalt approach in sexology and sexopathology" (KGI)
"Organizational consulting in the Gestalt approach" (KGI)
"Business psychology" (Taras Shevchenko National Pedagogical University)
"Kino Mana III practitioner Training Hawaiian Temple Massage Lomi Lomi Nui" (Aloha International)
"The International Academy for awakening psychology: OSHŌ Energy Transformation Association"

Accreditation:
Accredited specialist of NAGTU with the status of therapist, 2020
Accredited specialist of NAGTU with the status of supervisor, 2024

My path in psychotherapy is a journey into the depths, towards clarity, wholeness, respect for one's own and others' reality, with gratitude for everything that has been. I have experienced the grief of loss, lost, discovered, embraced gifts, and now accompany others on their journey as a psychotherapist.

Counseling psychologist specializing in Gestalt therapy, personal growth work, group facilitation, and crisis support line training. Accredited supervisor and Gestalt therapist by NAHTU (aligned with EAGT standards). In private practice since 2013.

I work with adults navigating difficult or transformative life phases—when anxiety, confusion, or pain make it hard to move forward as before. Clients seek clarity, calm, and confidence in matters of love, intimacy, sexuality, loneliness, health, finances, ambitions, or relocation. My role is to help rebuild inner stability, deepen self-awareness, and foster trusting relationships—with others and with oneself. Together, we explore ways to reshape your life narrative so you can make choices that align with your true needs and build a life that feels fulfilling.

My approach is grounded in attentiveness to detail, sensitivity, clarity, and respect for personal boundaries and autonomy. While deeply engaged in the process, I don’t take over—I walk beside you, honoring your pace, resources, and uniqueness. My goal isn’t just to help you cope, but to empower you to recognize your needs, trust your choices, and move forward without rejecting yourself.

Lasting change shows up in subtle but profound ways:
— when you learn to acknowledge your feelings without judgment;
— when peace and clarity emerge: “I have the right to want, and I am not alone in this”; “I don’t have to be perfect”; “I can choose to be alone or with someone who truly matters”;
— when someone grieving eventually says, “Now I can live on, grateful for the past and hopeful for the future.”
Research confirms that the therapeutic relationship—built on trust, safety, and respect—is the key driver of change. I rely on this as my primary tool.

At 50, I’ve spent 12 years in this profession, chosen with heart and intention. Before psychology, I spent 15 years in business, managing projects and teams, navigating the tension between external expectations and inner fulfillment. That experience deepened my understanding of human complexity—the push and pull of roles, the gap between “should” and “want,” and the balance between success and inner harmony.

I live with a wonderful partner, love philosophy, psychology, anthropology, and history, and find joy in hiking across plains and mountains, tending to flowers, and practicing yoga.