Specializing in the method of positive psychotherapy by Nossrat Peseschkian. The method was recognized in 1996 by the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP, www.europsyche.org), in 1999 by the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists (USP, www.usp.lviv.ua), and in 2008 by the World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP, www.worldpsyche.org) https://www.positum.org/wapp-members/inna-klymenko/ Consulting on issues of life crises, conflicts at work and in the family (relations between Men and Women, parent-child relationships, etc.), personal life challenges (divorce, betrayal, breakups, fear of relationships, etc.), difficulties in establishing and maintaining interpersonal relationships (low self-esteem, fears, anxieties, resentments, aggression, etc.), as well as psychosomatic counseling using Tatyana Kalashnyk's method. Practical psychology in business, organizational consulting.

I consult on the following issues: problems related to self-attitude, self-doubt, low self-esteem, loss of self-worth; fear, anxiety, resentment, aggression; problems in relationships with loved ones, children, partners; difficulties in personal development, self-identification I also apply art therapy (isotherapy, metaphorical associative cards, fabric therapy, clay therapy, bibliotherapy, and others) for any requests: femininity, relationships, etc

Author of live broadcasts and articles on relationship psychology and self-esteem issues. Member of the Association of Clinical Psychoanalysis of Ego Deficit States. Ten years ago, I worked as a research associate at an economic research institute, realizing each day how much it wasn't for me. I began my search for my calling, which first led me to Eastern medicine, and finally to psychology. I studied it, studied myself, studied people, and it became clear to me that a person's happiness largely depends on their ability to build healthy, harmonious relationships. Now the arithmetic of happiness is simple and clear to me, and I am happy to share it with my clients. I enjoy working with women. Watching them become calmer, more relaxed, and joyful. I understand them very well as a professional psychologist and as a man. I understand what they want in relationships and what prevents them from achieving it. Therefore, I very much want to share with them and help them better understand themselves and men. To remove the "walls" and mechanisms that stand between them and happy relationships. If you truly want to be happy in relationships, understand yourself and men, and are ready for action - get in touch with me, I would be happy to help you.

My name is Dmytrenko Serhii Oleksandrovych, I am a psychologist and psychoanalyst in training, a candidate for the Ukrainian Confederation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies (UCPP) and the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists (USP). I have many years of experience in the field of psychology and am actively studying the ideas of Wilfred Bion on thinking, transformation, and field theory. My education and practice include a bachelor's degree, advanced psychoanalysis training, participation in international courses and workshops, as well as significant experience working with clients in rehabilitation and medical facilities. I invite you to individual consultations where we can explore your inner world together and find paths to personal harmony.

Anxiety states, depression and trauma, relationship issues, family problems, children and adolescents, issues between parents and children, questions of development and personal growth, questions of career and professional growth and development, internal conflicts, external conflicts.

In 1891, Freud published the work "On Aphasia," in which he first presented a reasoned critique of the then-common concept of brain function localization in certain centers and proposed an alternative functional-genetic approach to studying the psyche and its physiological mechanisms. In the article "Defensive Neuropsychoses. An Attempt at a Psychological Explanation" (1894) and the work "Studies on Hysteria" (1895, co-authored with Josef Breuer), it was demonstrated that there is a reciprocal effect of psychological pathology on physiological processes and the dependence of somatic symptoms on the patient's emotional state.