About me
I work with the Transactional Analysis approach, but in my practice I also use techniques from other areas (cognitive-behavioral therapy, Gestalt therapy, art therapy, and others).
For me, you are a client, not a patient, because the main approach in transactional analysis states that all mentally healthy people are OK a priori! (I’m OK, you’re OK).
And you are OK!
I will be your guide and support in exploring your inner world.
I cannot promise instant magical transformation or healing, but I know that life will become easier after consultations and working through the issues that concern you.
Issues I work with:
- searching for your true self
- problems, conflicts, and difficulties in relationships
- problems with a partner
- relationships with parents and family scenarios
- establishing personal boundaries
- internal conflicts
- lack of self-confidence
- loss and bereavement
- severe emotional distress accompanied by feelings such as fear, anxiety, irritability, aggression, anger
- post-traumatic disorders
- sexual problems (non-medical)
- feelings of guilt and resentment
- excessive control in life.
Where did I study and receive (am receiving) professional development?
➾ I studied law for 5 years at Lomonosov Moscow State University;
➾ In 2021, I completed 101 courses in Transactional Analysis;
➾ In 2021, she studied personality psychology at the Russian State University for the Humanities;
➾ 2021-2025: studying the 202nd course in Transactional Analysis at the St. Petersburg Transactional Analysis Organization;
➾ 2024 – advanced training at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis in “Sexology and Sexopathology.”
➾ 2024 – training in working with groups and couples in Transactional Analysis modality.
➾ 2025 – completed a course on couples therapy, “Working with couples,” with Alexandra Piotrovskaya
➾ 2025 – present: Master’s degree at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, studying Family Counselling.
I regularly attend master classes and seminars, here are just a few of the topics covered:
➾ “Transforming fear and anxiety into strength and opportunity”;
➾ “Paradoxical intervention and anti-social adaptation of the personality”;
➾ “Joy and pleasure for the creativity and development of therapists and clients”
➾ “Completing separation as a path to psychological maturity”
➾ “Sovereign approaches to grief and loss therapy”
➾ “Fear as a source of growth. The use of paradoxical intervention in Transactional Analysis”
➾ “Transgenerational transmission of life scripts”
➾ “Art therapy in working with sexual requests”
➾ “How to say goodbye, learning to cope with loss, and finding new sources of support.”
