My communication with friends was always focused on their freedom and happiness, like: "Hey, I found something fascinating, you should try it because you told me you want...".
I am the brave one, testing everything on myself first to share it with others. Because since my teenage years, I promised to pursue only what I love—a promise that led me on a challenging yet rewarding journey.
I lived in six countries in Asia and Europe, and navigating the uncertainty of a freelance life felt like creating a path through a wild jungle with only intuition as my guide. I faced countless freedom adventures along the way, including eight career changes across education, arts, marketing, and guiding yoga retreats during my twenties. I’ve also experienced regrets, burnout, the weight of unfulfilling relationships, and the pain of investing everything only to fail in my artistic career.
These challenges were deeply rooted in my upbringing, shaping my journey of self-reconstruction. I could not believe that my passion for psychology, which began as a romantic dream to find a universal “happiness exercise” and share it with the world, would bring me to where I am now. I feel completely fulfilled in my relationships and career. And honestly, I finally believe in what I do, completely with all my heart.
It took 15 years to build my authenticity after post-industrial education, uneducated parenting, and growing up in the same environment surrounded by people with similar experiences.
But over all those years, I gathered real-life, freelance, and job experiences, developed empathy and emotional intelligence, explored multiple directions, worked with mentors, and tried almost all available alternative healing approaches, meditation retreats, and different styles of talking therapies.
At 28 I moved to Berlin, I was already full of challenges and adventures and decided to study Purpose and Career Coaching to finally understand how I could accept my multi-potential CV and focus on one thing.
After studying and practicing different approaches in Coaching for 3 years, including trauma-informed approaches, I've seen that Coaching itself is a powerful tool but too shallow for my clients' requests (that usually live somewhere between therapy and coaching fields).
That's how I found hypnotherapy. For a couple of years, I practiced and studied regression and somatic hypnotherapy to uncover the best techniques. But found my calling in evidence-based hypnosis combined with CBT—a powerful mix that yields transformative but SAFE results for my clients.
Today, I’m here to guide others through their own life transitions with the compassion, clarity, and actionable tools I wish I’d had earlier. I know how overwhelming it is to feel stuck, lost, or drained by uncertainty, and I deeply empathize with anyone navigating these challenges. But true growth isn’t about external success alone.
My mission is to provide a safe and supportive space for growth, offering integrative methods to develop constructive behaviors and rediscover your inner strength. Together, we’ll craft a life and career that aligns with who you are—allowing you to move forward with clarity, confidence, and purpose.
Education:
Pedagogics and Psychology, National Kyiv Dragomanov Pedagogical University
Master Life Coach, Transformational Academy in Florida, USA, under the mentorship of Natalie and DC Joel Riviera
Certified as a Holistic Mind Hypnosis Therapist in 2022, 235 hours, 24 months of one-on-one study with my mentor.
Currently, I am a student at the UK College of Hypnotherapy, undertaking a 12-month Hypno-CBT® Diploma Program
