Stanislava Valerievna Burhonska

2005-2011 – completed bachelor's and master's degrees, obtained qualification as a psychologist, university lecturer, researcher, completed specialization in clinical psychology (Faculty of Psychology, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
2012-2015 – postgraduate studies at the Department of Psychodiagnostics and Clinical Psychology (Faculty of Psychology, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv)
Studied:
art therapy (120h)
Gestalt therapy (120h)
client-centered psychotherapy (120h)
cognitive-behavioral therapy (120h)
symbol drama (120h)
psychodrama (120h)
2010-2018 – training in client-centered psychotherapy (800h)
2018-2020 – specialization in sexology (288h)
2020 – specialization in perinatal psychology (21h)
2021 – author's seminar by Nancy McWilliams. Seminar topics: "The value of a multidimensional approach to describing personality and psychopathology", "A comprehensive view of psychotherapy for borderline clients", "Narcissistic clients: helping them and those who live and work with them" (5 hours)
2022-2023 – since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the aggressor country into Ukraine, many changes have occurred in the practice and information space of my professional community. Thanks to the efforts of colleagues, I had free access to various training seminars, webinars, lectures, and masterclasses from many domestic and foreign specialists who responded to help us and share their experience. At that time, much attention was paid to working with loss, working with clients at different levels of trauma processing, as well as how the realities of war affect us and what changes they lead to
2024-2025 – completed Level 1 training and received a basic certificate in grief and loss counseling. Completed Level 2 training and received an intermediate certificate in grief and loss counseling. Completed Level 3 training and received an advanced certificate in grief and loss counseling. This professional development is part of the online training program "Shapes Of Grief". Program Director: Liz Gleeson (28 h)

Since 2009 — private practice, conducting workshops, seminars, lectures, and working with adolescents, families, and adults. I have personal therapy experience and regular supervision.

2011–2012 — psychologist and junior research associate at the Ukrainian Research Institute of Social and Forensic Psychiatry of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.

2012–2016 — involvement in marketing research projects (conducting interviews, developing guides, organizing focus groups, preparing reports).

Member of the Ukrainian Psychotherapists Union (USP).

Forms of work:
- Individual psychological consultations and non-pharmacological psychotherapy (in-person and online)
- Couples and family therapy (in-person and online)
- Individual and couples sexology consultations (in-person and online)
- Leading group sessions, workshops, lectures, and masterclasses