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Stuttgart·РусскийУкраїнська

A psychotherapist offering services in Ukrainian and Russian, as indicated by the listing on a Polish platform. Further details about her practice can be found on ZnanyLekarz.pl.

Cologne·DeutschРусскийУкраїнська

Viktoria Galchenko is a psychologist with a Master's degree from Oles Honchar National University in Dnipro, Ukraine. She has confirmed her qualifications in Germany and is a member of the German Association of Psychologists (BDP e.V. Berlin) and the Association of Independent Consultants, Therapists, and Coaches (AGBT Wuppertal). She has extensive experience working with refugees and individuals with dementia, and is developing a pilot project for psychological support for Ukrainian refugees in Germany.

Stuttgart·РусскийУкраїнська

A psychotherapist providing services in Ukrainian and Russian. Information about her professional profile is available on ZnanyLekarz.pl.

Hamburg·EnglishРусскийУкраїнська

Liza Stetsiuk is a certified Ukrainian psychologist and gestalt therapist, currently in training as a body psychotherapist. She works with adults and teenagers, using presence and focusing on helping clients discover their own solutions. Her approach integrates gestalt and body-oriented therapies, emphasizing the importance of expressing emotions.

Hamburg·Українська

Yuliia Melnychuk provides psychotherapy sessions on Thursdays at the BIOS psychosocial center. Details about her specific therapeutic approach are not provided.

Berlin·DeutschУкраїнська

Viktoria Galtschenko holds a Master's degree in Psychology and has confirmed her qualifications as a psychologist in Germany. She is also a qualified instructor for adult education and teaches language courses. She is a member of the German Association of Psychologists (BDP e.V. Berlin) and the Society of Independent Consultants, Therapists, and Trainers (AGBT Wuppertal). Galtschenko has extensive experience working with refugees, including youth, and with elderly individuals, including those with dementia.

Frankfurt (Oder)·DeutschУкраїнська

A Ukrainian psychologist who is personally affected by the war in Ukraine. He is volunteering his services in Frankfurt (Oder) to provide support in his native language to children and adolescents who have fled the conflict.

Munich·DeutschРусскийУкраїнська

Yuliia Melnychuk is a psychotherapist offering consultations at the BIOS psychosocial center. She provides services on Thursdays.

Heidelberg·Українська

Yulia Melnychuk is a psychotherapist offering psychosocial counseling on Thursdays at the BIOS psychosocial center.

Berlin·DeutschEnglishРусскийУкраїнська

Offers psychological counseling and crisis intervention services, with a focus on supporting refugees. Provides online consultations in multiple languages.

Frankfurt·DeutschРусскийУкраїнська

Dipl.-Psych. Nataliya Gruenko is a licensed psychological psychotherapist practicing in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. She is fluent in Russian and Ukrainian and offers behavioral therapy for both adults and children/adolescents. Her expertise covers a broad spectrum of psychological conditions, including anxiety, eating disorders, and trauma.

Mannheim·Українська

Provides psychosocial counseling at the BIOS psychosocial center. Appointments are available on Thursdays.

Cologne·Українська

Yulia Melnychuk is a psychotherapist at the BIOS psychosocial center, offering consultations on Thursdays.

Munich·DeutschУкраїнська

Viktoria Halchenko is a qualified psychologist with a Master's degree from Oles Honchar National University in Ukraine and confirmed qualifications in Germany. She also holds a specialization as an adult education instructor and is licensed to teach language courses. Viktoria is a member of the German Association of Psychologists (BDP e.V.) and the Association of Independent Consultants, Therapists, and Coaches (AGBT). She has extensive experience working with refugees, youth, and elderly individuals, including those with dementia, and is developing an integration project for Ukrainian refugees in Germany.