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A family apart

In short: individual online therapy in Ukrainian or English for adults whose family has been separated by the war: you're abroad, while your partner, parents or other loved ones are in Ukraine. We work with you — your loneliness, worry and guilt, and how to keep yourself and your connection across the distance. The first step is a free intro call of up to 10 minutes.

Does this sound familiar?

You're abroad with the children while your partner is in Ukraine, and everything rests on you.
Video calls are getting shorter, and it feels like you're drifting apart.
Worry for those at home won't let go — especially after news of attacks.
Guilt: for leaving, for leaving your parents, for being safer.
Visits every few months are joyful and very tense at the same time.
You feel lonely even though you're "in touch" all day.
It's unclear what your life together will look like.

How I work with this

A separated family is a long loss of the life you shared, even when everyone is alive and in touch. In therapy we make room for your feelings — loneliness, worry, guilt, anger — and look for what you can lean on here, where you are now.

I work individually — with you — and with couples. If you're both ready, we can meet as three online, even when you're in different countries. Couples therapy

My training

BA in Psychology — Odesa National Medical University, 2017
MA in Psychology — Odesa National Economic University, 2024
Trauma therapy specialization — KIGIP (Kyiv Institute of Gestalt and Psychodrama), 2025–2026, completed. It covered war trauma, loss, grief, relocation and experiences of sexual violence
Gestalt therapy training under supervision (in progress) — KIGIP, since 2023
Gestalt therapy training — GATLA (Los Angeles), completed 2025
Regular supervision

What I don't do

I don't diagnose or prescribe medication. I don't work with children or with addictions. If I see that you may need clinical support — from a doctor or psychiatrist — I'll tell you and help you find your way.

I don't provide emergency help. If you are in danger right now or thinking about harming yourself, contact emergency services where you are. In Ukraine and EU countries, the emergency number is 112.

Format and fees

Individual online sessions · 50 minutes · ≈ €34 / 1500 UAH · in Ukrainian or English. I work online with Ukrainians in Ukraine and anywhere in Europe — including Germany, Poland and Czechia. I also offer couples therapy — 90 minutes, ≈ €57 / 2500 UAH.

Frequently asked questions

Can my partner and I come together? Yes. I offer couples therapy online — including when partners are in different countries.

I live in another country — can we work together? Yes, I work online with clients in Ukraine and Europe.