Founder and Director of the MIRA Mental Health Center. Member of the Professional Association of Children’s Analytic Psychologists (PAChAP), the National Psychological Association of Ukraine, and the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists.

• Drohobych Ivan Franko State Pedagogical University — Pedagogy and Secondary Education Methodology; Practical Psychologist
• Art Therapy in Trauma Work — Center of Practical Psychology and Psychotherapy Insight
• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
• Regent International Institute of Postgraduate Education — Postgraduate Program in “Psychological Counseling; Clinical Psychology and Trauma Psychotherapy”
• Specialization in Coaching Support

She has over nine years of practical experience in psychotherapy and psychosocial support. She works with adults, adolescents, and children, including families of military personnel, as well as individuals who have experienced loss, trauma, or emotional exhaustion.

Her work integrates trauma-focused methods, art therapy, analytic approaches, and body-oriented practices. Her approach is grounded in ethics, professional competence, and empathy, helping clients gain self-awareness, strengthen resilience, and take the first steps toward change.

Her professional practice includes individual consultations, group formats, and interdisciplinary projects, providing comprehensive and effective support.

Projects

• Individual and group psychotherapy for children, adolescents, adults, and families with traumatic experiences, crisis conditions, or emotional exhaustion
• Implementation of programs such as “Safe Space” and Methodrama, promoting psychological stabilization, self-expression, and the development of internal resources
• Application of the Expressive Sandwork (IAES) methodology to create a safe space, foster psychological stabilization, and restore resources
• Work on developing clients’ self-worth, life effectiveness, and potential
• Coaching support for clients of different ages
• Supervisory support for facilitators of psychosocial support groups for families experiencing ambiguous loss
• Coordination of interdisciplinary teams of psychologists and social workers to ensure a comprehensive approach in client suppo