Elena Bartosh

In my work, I rely on understanding the value and infinite potential of human relationships, the importance for everyone to have space for themselves and their thoughts, dreams and memories, features and joys. This safe space, which promotes the living and integration of the most complex experience, allows you to find meaning and build your life, relying on your own resources and opportunities.

• Kyiv University named after Boris Grinchenko (KUBG), Master of Mathematics
• Kiev Institute of Modern Psychology and Psychotherapy (KISPP) - Clinical Psychology, 2022
• Stanislav School of Psychotherapeutic Arts (1st semester) - 2022
• Stanislav School of Psychotherapeutic Arts (2nd semester) - 2023
• Stanislav School of Psychotherapeutic Arts (3rd semester) - 2023
• Stanislav School of Psychotherapeutic Arts (4th semester) - 2024
• Member of the Ukrainian Community of Psychotherapists (USP) 2024
• Member of the National Psychological Association of Ukraine (NPAU), 2024

• Ukrainian Community of Psychotherapists (UCP) - "Technical aspects in the work of a psychoanalyst", 2022
• Kiev Institute of Modern Psychology and Psychotherapy (KIMPP) - Fundamentals of Psychoanalysis, 2023
• Kiev Institute of Modern Psychology and Psychotherapy (KIMPP) - Modern Psychoanalysis, 2023
• Psychoanalyst in the International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy (IARPP)
• Ukrainian Association of Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy (UARPP) - Winter Relational School, 2024
• Course: "Working with psychoanalytic techniques", 2023
• Course: "Ethical challenges in psychoanalytic therapy during the war", 2023
• South Ukrainian Psychoanalytic Community - Psychoanalysis: from theory to practice, 2023
• Course of the European Association of Psychotherapists, 2023
• Division "Psychoanalytic Psychology and Psychotherapy" - Psychoanalysis about language and speech, 2023
• School of Psychotherapy Development - Propaedeutics of Psychiatry, 2024
• Course: "Psychological foundations of working with military personnel who were seriously injured, experienced amputation"