Dr Angelina Kaizerova

Therapy often unfolds through both talk and making—materials become another language for feelings that resist words. In Kyiv or online, in Russian or Ukrainian, sessions move at a careful pace: we name patterns, use simple art tasks to surface memories or bodily sensations, and set small, manageable practices between meetings to ground the work. The process is attentive to safety and to recovery from hurt, especially for those who have experienced abuse or displacement. Many people find this slower, embodied way helps them feel steadier and more understood.