Vlasiuk Veronika

• Lviv Ivan Franko State University. Specialist, psychologist, lecturer;
• Completed the International 5-year project on group psychotherapy ‘Truskavets School of Psychotherapy’ in the direction of “Gestalt Therapy”;
• Graduated from the Ukrainian Psychotherapeutic University in the direction of “Gestalt Therapy”;
• Confirmed all qualification requirements and obtained the Gestalt psychotherapist profession accredited by EAG;
• Studied in a joint program of the University of Management in Warsaw (Poland) and the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management in the direction of “medical psychology”. Obtained a master’s degree in medical psychology;
• Underwent professional training in the program “Propaedeutics of Mental Disorders” of UPU (4-year project – psychiatry);
• Completed qualification enhancement courses from the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Center for Practical Psychology and Social Work in the direction of “Art Therapist” (3-year project);
• Studied at Odessa State University named after Dragomanov. Qualification enhancement courses: “Stress and Psychosomatics – Neurobiology of Diseases. Panic attacks, neuroses, depressive states, eating disorders”;
• Completing training in the project “Supervisor. Multimodal Approach. Theory and Practice” (France).

Participant and listener of various international practical conferences.

Professional Development:

• “Introduction to Psychiatric Disorders”;
• “Working with Psychosomatic Disorders in Gestalt Therapy”;
• “Working with Sexuality in Gestalt Therapy”;
• “Psychotherapeutic Resources of Parental-Child Relationships”;
• “Working with Fears and Existential Crises in Gestalt Therapy”;
• “Working with Families and Couples in Gestalt Therapy”;
• “Working with Dreams in Gestalt Therapy”.

Betrayal (working with causes and consequences);

Crisis stages in family life;

Obsessions and rituals;

Neuroses;

Loneliness (lack of a partner, inability to build relationships);

Panic attacks, anxiety;

Parent-child relationship issues;

Divorce (before, during, and after);

Sexological counseling;

Family conflicts (between spouses, parents and children, between the spouses and their parents, with relatives);

Eating disorders.