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)
- 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.
Work with adolescents, adults, and couples.
Group psychotherapy for adolescents and adults.
Areas of focus
specialization, area of professional interest
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.
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
Methods not specified yet.
Education and certificates
Higher education diploma
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