Oleksandra Shymanova

About the psychologist
Psychologist-psychotherapist directly using Jungian analysis with evidence of consultation over 10 years.

Education
Two higher educations—first in international relations, second in psychology.

Experience

Over 5000 years of practical psychotherapeutic assistance I practice both individually and in group therapy In my work I use the following methods:

• jungian analysis,

• body-oriented method,

• procedural model

• systemic-family disorders

• stalt therapy

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Key areas of focus:

• Dissatisfaction with life quality and a desire or intent to achieve happiness.

• Traumatic events and their aftermath.

• The feeling of “everything is wrong, and I don’t know why”—we explore the causes, consequences, and learn new approaches.

• Complex, unpleasant, or strained relationships with loved ones, emotional “rollercoasters,” a sense of loneliness regardless of being in a relationship or not, emptiness, or feeling overwhelmed by emotions.

• Feelings of meaninglessness or purposelessness, unfulfilled personal and professional life, or a sense of general futility. Conversely, feeling like you're constantly achieving yet never satisfied or at peace—a perpetual race leading to burnout.

• Lack of genuinely close, healthy, and fulfilling relationships—with family, friends, colleagues, or even oneself.