Тетяна

Full Name: Tetiana Bilo
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Date of Birth: May 12, 1983
Employment Status: Full-time
Place of Residence: Vinnitsa
Education:
Bachelor’s Degree: Vasyl Stus Donetsk National University, Faculty of Philology, Psychology

WORK EXPERIENCE
2016
Organization: Rehabilitation Center of the NGO “Harmony”
Responsibilities:
● Psychological support for children with special needs
● Collaborative work within a team of specialists (psychotherapist, psychologist, social worker)
● Adaptation of adults and children (individual counseling)
● Development of corrective and training programs

2017 and 2018
Organization: Secondary School No. 20, VMR
Responsibilities:
● Psychological assessment;
● Corrective work;
● Counseling for parents and teachers;
● Psychological education;
● Participation in faculty meetings and parent-teacher conferences;
● Participation in the enrollment of first-graders;
● Psychological prevention
● Participation in staff recruitment
● Development of methodological and training programs

Since 2019, full member of the “Ukrainian Association of Psychotherapists,” Vinnitsa branch, specializing in psychoanalysis under the supervision of the EAP.

From 2021 to 2024, she worked at:
Organization: Vinnitsa Regional Center for Social Services, Department of Social Work Methodology.
Clinical psychologist in the “Regional Mobile Brigade for Social and Psychological Assistance to Victims of Domestic Violence.”
Responsibilities:
● Crisis and emergency intervention
● Providing psychological and social assistance
● Counseling
● Information provision
● Conducting social and rehabilitation support activities
● Developing safety plans
● Assessing psychological well-being

Since 2022, she has worked at:
● The 24/7 psychological support hotline for war victims, “Vinnitsa on the Line.”
From 2022 to 2023, she worked at:
● The Vinnitsa (regional) multidisciplinary mobile team, which operates as part of the “Integrated Support through Interdisciplinary Mobile Teams”, project implemented by the International Charitable Foundation “Ukrainian Foundation for Public Health” (UFPH) in partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in Ukraine.
Responsibilities:
● Providing psychosocial support to internally displaced persons and individuals affected by military operations
● Individual counseling aimed at stabilizing the psychological state of affected individuals, including children, facilitating reintegration into civilian life, and minimizing the risks of mental health issues and domestic violence
● Conducting group information and awareness-raising activities
● Providing telephone counseling to individuals affected by the war
● Case management
● Humanitarian support
● Preparing and submitting reports

From 2023 to 2025, she worked at:
Organization: Vinnitsa Regional Clinical Hospital Named After N.I.Pirogov. Clinical Center for Medical Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy, position: Clinical Psychologist.
Responsibilities:
● Individual and group counseling with patients requiring rehabilitation (wounded military personnel and civilians with mobility limitations)
● Research into the dynamics of mental disorders
● Determining the impact of various diseases on mental health
● Assessing an individual’s psychological profile and studying changes in mental processes in people with various disorders
● Preventive work with patients regarding psychological reintegration

From 2024 to 2026, I worked at:
Organization: Charity foundation "East SOS" as a case manager.
Responsibilities:
● Evacuation from frontline regions. Work at transit centers.
● Escorting people to safe places of residence. Resettlement of the evacuated population.
● Monitoring and working with geriatric facilities.
● Psychosocial services for members of low-mobility population groups and people with disabilities affected by the war.
● Addressing both immediate and long-term needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs).
● Supporting visitors to safe spaces for psychosocial and legal assistance by providing individual consultations, lectures, a course on nonviolent communication, as well as lectures on psychosexual development in schools.
● Providing psychosocial support to individuals affected by gender-based violence (GBV). Conducting lectures and educational activities on preventing and countering GBV.
● Providing individual counseling.
● Compiling statistics on psychosocial support.
● Establishing effective cooperation with representatives of the civil society and public sectors.

Enumator at Acted and CBR. Currently serving as Team Lead.
Conducting surveys and data collection (face-to-face interviews or focus groups) and monitoring.
Using mobile applications (KOBO Collect) to enter responses into the database.
Format: fieldwork, data collection in a specific community.

Trainer for the “Self-Help Plus” (SH+) course developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a group-based stress management course.
Successfully completed the “First Psychological Aid for Children and Their Parents in Wartime. Prevention of Emotional and Professional Burnout Among Helping Professionals” training-of-trainers program from Save the Children. Certificate No. 202207023

Professional Skills:
● Management
● Ability to work with regulatory documents and methodological materials on relevant topics
● Skills in conducting individual and group counseling
● Skills in professional reflection and self-analysis during practical activities
● Crisis and emergency intervention
● Providing psychological and social assistance
● Outreach
● Conducting social and rehabilitation support activities/information and awareness-raising events
● Developing a safety plan
● Psychological education
● Developing methodological and training programs
● Psychoeducation
About me:
● Responsibility
● Integrity
● Independence
● High work capacity
● Ability to quickly grasp problems of any complexity
● Sociability
● Professional ethics
● Attention to detail
● Discipline
● Ability to work equally productively both in a group and individually.

Thank you!