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Tetiana Lukianiuk
Date of birth: April 15, 1979
Marital status: Single
Address: 78 Polkova St, Apt 28, Kyiv, 04078, Ukraine ; 17 Linden St. Bad Wildungen
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Objective
Motivated and experienced psycho-social counselor with over 15 years of practical experience in psychological support, crisis intervention, and trauma-informed care for vulnerable populations. Seeking to join a purpose-driven team in the role of (Psycho-Social) Counselor (gn) – Ukrainian Chat Support to contribute my skills in remote emotional assistance and resilience building.

Education
Master of Psychology
KROK University, 2017–2019
Thesis: Psychological Assistance to People with HIV/Viral Hepatitis Co-infection in a Specialized Healthcare Facility
Bachelor of International Economic Relations Management
KROK University, 2010–2014
Certificate Programs & Specializations:
• Clinical Psychology, Taras Shevchenko National University (2024, 900 hrs)
• Sexology, Ukrainian Gestalt Institute (2021–2024, 210 hrs)
• Psychosomatics, Methodology of Practice (2025–2026, 210 hrs)
• Trauma-focused Gestalt Therapy (2025–2026, 210 hrs)
• Psychiatry Propaedeutics, Ukrainian Psychotherapists Association (2018–2019, 156 hrs)
• Certified Gestalt Therapist
Completed over 750 hours of accredited training at the Ukrainian Gestalt Institute (NAGTU).
Additional specializations in Existential Analysis, Psychosomatics, and Trauma Therapy, including work with military-related trauma.

Professional Experience
Psycho-social Counselor (freelance & organizational)
2017–Present
• Individual therapy and counseling for war-affected civilians and military personnel
• Crisis intervention for survivors of violence and people living with HIV/hepatitis
• Support in end-of-life and palliative contexts for patients and their families
• Counseling for adolescents facing emotional or behavioral challenges and psychoeducational support for their parents
• Psycho-social support for families affected by war or trauma
Psychologist-Consultant
• “ACCESS Pro” PEPFAR Program, 2020–Present
• National Hotline for Hepatitis C (NGO “Hope and Trust”), 2017–Present
• Chemical Dependency & HIV Prevention Fund, 2020–Present
• Victim support psychological services, 2021–Present
• Test at Home project, 2023–2024
Case Manager & Social Worker
“Time of Life Plus” NGO, 2011–2020
• Holistic case management and counseling for PLWH
Volunteer Psychologist
Kyiv AIDS Center (via Charity Fund “Peace and Welfare”), 2009–2011
Other Roles:
• Preschool administrator (2007–2009)
• Call center operator at Yakaboo (2009–2010)

Key Skills and Competencies
• Crisis counseling, trauma therapy, palliative psychological support
• Extensive experience with PLWH, people affected by war, survivors of abuse
• Chat- and phone-based support; high emotional resilience
• Empathic and sensitive communication with strong resonance awareness
• Self-regulation, self-reflection, ethical decision-making
• Independent and team-oriented work style
• Familiarity with digital tools, MS Office, MIS for healthcare
• Experience in adolescent mental health, parent counseling, and family systems support

Languages
• Ukrainian & Russian – Native / Professional fluency (C2)
• English – Intermediate (B1–B2)
• German – Basic (B1)

Additional Training Highlights (Selection)
• NLP Techniques in Counseling (2024)
• CBT & ACT Methods in Military Veteran Work (2024)
• “Trauma & PTSD Toolkit for Therapists” (2023)
• Gestalt & Existential Therapy Intensives (2023–2025)
• Ambiguous Loss Theory (ICRC Red Cross, 2023)
• Psychological First Aid for PLWH in War (PHC, 2023)
• Working with Military & Veterans – Complex Trauma Institute (UK, 2023)

Personal Qualities
• Communicative, responsible, punctual, and purpose-driven
• Creative thinker with quick learning ability
• Strong ethical compass and ability to anticipate impact of decisions