Hello! My name is Dasha. I am a certified psychologist, I studied at the clinical department of the T. Shevchenko Kyiv National University. I did my internship at the psychoneurological clinical hospital. I studied therapy in a client-centered approach and am further deepening my knowledge in the Gestalt approach, I am specializing in working with crisis states and trauma. For the past two years I have been collaborating with NGOs, where I support journalists and media workers who cover war events and work in hot spots, as well as family members of prisoners of war. I help to explore ways to withstand stress, uncertainty, emotional exhaustion. I have experience working with the military. In my work, I rely on the following idea: if there is an interest, there will be a way, so in working with clients we support interest first of all in ourselves, in our nature, and then search for ways to organize our lives in ways that will be useful, productive, supportive and supportive, and welcome. I support the courage to not know how to “do it right,” to admit confusion, to explore, to ask questions, to seek answers, and then to try something new. Because what distinguishes living from non-living? Living can change, transform, adapt, and reincarnate. Let’s nurture the living within ourselves! I certainly don’t know more about you than you do, but I do know that searching together is more interesting and more noticeable. This journey to yourself can often feel very lonely, so I invite you to share it with me in therapy.