Vitalyna Ustenko

Master's degree in Psychology with honors (Dragomanov National Pedagogical University)

Specialist in Philosophy with honors (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)

Psychotherapist under supervision in existential-analytical approach (GLE Gesellschaft für Logotherapie und Existenzanalyse)

Postgraduate studies in Social Psychology (Institute of Social and Political Psychology of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine)

Educational program in Psychotraumatology (German Institute of Psychotraumatology in Germany (Cologne, Germany) in collaboration with the Institute for Psychosocial Research and Personality Development (Germany) with the support of the Center for Psychological Education and Professional Development (Ukraine))

Existentialism has always fascinated me, offering a deep dive into the self through classical and contemporary literature, philosophy, religious studies, and art. This approach allows us to confront ourselves, find stability in life, embrace the joy of existence, and cultivate a sense of purpose. These are fundamental questions that help us understand not just "why?" but also "what for?", freeing us from endless overthinking. In my practice, I use diagnostic tools but avoid teaching or conditioning methods. I place special emphasis on aesthetic therapy—discussing works of art such as films, literature, music, and paintings. Feel free to reach out (since 2013).