Deputy Director for Service Project Management
I joined the organization in 2008, starting as a volunteer facilitating art therapy groups for people who use drugs. Over time, my professional path evolved — from social worker and psychologist to program lead and project manager. Today, I head the Program Department, overseeing the organization’s service delivery programs.
2002–2006 — H. S. Skovoroda State Pedagogical University — Bachelor’s Degree in Practical Psychology, Social Pedagogy in Educational Institutions, and Social Management in Education.
2010–2015 — Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists under EAP (European Association for Psychotherapy) supervision. Five-year international group psychotherapy project “Truskavets School of Psychotherapy.” Person-Centered Psychotherapy (C. Rogers).
2015–2018 — Ukrainian Psychotherapy University under EAP (European Association for Psychotherapy) supervision. Person-Centered Psychotherapy (C. Rogers).
2010–2015 — Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists under EAP (European Association for Psychotherapy) supervision. Five-year international group psychotherapy project “Truskavets School of Psychotherapy.” Person-Centered Psychotherapy (C. Rogers).
2015–2018 — Ukrainian Psychotherapy University under EAP (European Association for Psychotherapy) supervision. Person-Centered Psychotherapy (C. Rogers).
Since 2010 — Member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists (UUP).
I maintain a private practice and provide psychotherapy services to clients.
I maintain a private practice and provide psychotherapy services to clients.
I am at Convictus because for me it is not just a job, but a 17-year journey of professional and personal growth — one that began with volunteering and led to heading the Program Department. My professional expertise — both as a psychologist and as a manager — directly influences the quality of support we provide. It is important for me to work in an environment where support helps people feel safe and valued, and where our team unites to create meaningful and systemic change.
