
General
Maria Dolgopolova – a certified clinical psychologist (Moscow State University) and a jungian psychologist (Moscow Association of Analytical Psychology, an IAAP diploma candidate studying in CGJung Institute in Zurich) with a background in gestalt therapy (Moscow Institute of Gestalt and Psychodrama, Gestalt Associates Training Los Angeles) and in psychoanalysis of object relations.
+998 90 097 6025 (Telegram, WhatsApp)
marianifontovna@gmail.com
What I can do for you?
You are very welcome! My name is Maria. I am a clinical psychologist trained and practised largely in Moscow (2011-2022). More about professional background. My principal clinical experience lies within psychological long and short-term therapy. Possible reasons to come.
Thanks to 12 years of practical work I have become experienced to help with anxiety, depression, anger management issues, self-destructive tendencies, grief, extreme trauma and dissociative behaviors resulting from emotional or physical abuse. I have been developing extensively in the field of sudden loss, consequences of violence; post-traumatic stress disorder, borderline and narcissistic personality disorders, endogenic disorders (such as paranoid schizophrenia, mood disorders only in cooperation with psychiatric institutions). And I am willing to assist with less severe conditions as well.
My professional activities include therapeutic groups (face-to-face and online) providing psychological support alongside with clinical educational seminars for psychologists.
Current location: Face-to-face collaboration is most likely impossible right now. I don't live in Moscow anymore. And my place of living is not permanent yet (the actual country is Uzbekistan). Planned country for long-term stay is Australia.
Affiliation: I am fully accredited and recognised as a clinical psychologist in the country of my origin and in countries that accept qualifications from Russia without any aditional assessment and training. Currently, I am on my way to gain such professional recognition for the Australian mental health system. My most extensive training in psychotherapeutic methods has been in Jungian psychoanalysis. My current affiliation status is as a diploma candidate in the International Association for Analytical Psychology.

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