Who

Our Association is divided into Leagues – according to the level of professional development of psychologists-practicians. We decided to do it to provide a certain level of offered training and psychotherapeutic programs as well as to make the choice easier for those who wish to make use of the services of our community members.

You choose the League and bear responsibility before your clients for your self-determination, authenticity of published information and quality of provided services yourself.

How to Join our Association

	Highest League: - higher psychological or medical education; - practical education more than 800 academic hours with supervision; - practical experience with clients more than 10 years; - personal client experience more than 150 hours; - professional practical teaching experience more than 3 years; - publications, academic or other ranks and degrees.
	Irina Mlodik (learn more) and Olga Savina (learn more) (Moscow); Alina Kozlova (Moscow); Lyubov Moshinskaya (Israel) ; Svetlana Ilyina (St.-Petersburg (Russia), Eindhoven (Netherlands)).
	First League: - higher psychological or medical education (may be not finished yet); - practical education not less than 500 academic hours; - practical experience with clients not less than three years; - personal client experience not less than 70 hours; - publications, academic or other ranks and degrees are welcomed though are not necessary.
	Anastasia Chekhova (St.-Petersburg); Olga Yurasova (Moscow); Oksana Romadina (Moscow); Olga Verbitskaya (Moscow, Kiev); Natalya Kruchina (Murmansk); Olga Shubik (Moscow); Olga Moshenskaya (Penza); Elvira Setdekova (Moscow); Elena Gustova (Moscow); Irina Lopatukhina (Moscow); Darya Sklyarova (Kiev); Svetlana Elkina (Snezhnogorsk); Oksana Ermakova (Moscow); Anastasia Kuzminova (Moscow); Nadezhda Potmalnikova (Moscow); Margarita Kreshtapova (Moscow); Olga Vasilyeva (Moscow); Veronika Burashnikova (Moscow); Dmitriy Zotov (St.-Petersburg); Lidia Gubanova (Moscow); Katerina Demina (Moscow); Olga Kovaleva (Moscow); Andrey Yukhnenko (Moscow); Tatyana Zahartsova (Moscow); Viktoriya Borisova (Kiev); Elena Chernova (Lobnya, Moscow); Ekaterina Maltseva (St.-Petersburg); Oksana Abramova (Pushkino, Moscow); Julia Smirnitskaya (Moscow); Maria Zoria (St.-Petersburg); Olga Romanova (Moscow); Natalya Nelidova (Moscow, Kiev); Maria Moshkova (Moscow); Rimma Stolper (Moscow); Veronika Khlebova (Ramenskoe, Zhukovskiy, Moscow); Natalya Fischenko (Moscow); Aleksander Rogulin (Moscow); Anna Chumakova (Troitsk, Moscow); Veronika Brizgalina (Moscow); Yulia Karaseva (Kolomna).
	Starting League: - unfinished psychological education or allied trade education; - practical education may be in the beginning or be planned in future; - personal client experience from several meetings and is planned to be continued; - practical work with clients experience or is planned in future.
	Anna Shishkina (Moscow); Julia Urushadze (Moscow); Snezhana Fursova (Uzhgorod); Tatyana Obidina (Moscow); Tatyana Novikova (Sarov); Olga Pykhova (Moscow); Lyubov Korotkova (Moscow); Asya Kamenskaya (learn more) (Moscow); Sveta Matyashova (Moscow); Anna Ivanova (Moscow); Fedor Osipov (Moscow).
	League for Interested in Psychology: - no age limit; - any education is welcomed though is not necessary; - interest in psychology, your personality and in other people is important; - inner crisis, problems, fears, lack of self-confidence, hopelessness and dead-end feeling, communication difficulty are quite acceptable; - awareness of your specialness, preciousness, and wish to live your life fully and happily is greatly welcomed.
	Vadim Kuzin (Kiev).

Association states, that the division into the leagues refers only to the professional development and has nothing to do with special personal qualities and universal virtues of our participants which, no doubt, can be higher than any classifications!

A community of unique characters.