Working with children is more than just a profession for me; it’s a calling that blends the art of teaching with the insights of psychology. My journey in this field began at Kuban State University, where I earned a degree in foreign philology. This experience highlighted the importance of communication and intercultural interaction—crucial skills for working in an international academy setting.

I furthered my education with a master's degree in Educational Psychology, specialising in Family Psychology, from the Russian State University for the Humanities. This deep dive into child psychology has given me a better understanding of children's behaviors and the ability to tailor my approach to each child effectively.

During my internship at a preschool institution, I gained invaluable experience by participating in both group and individual sessions led by an educational psychologist. To enhance my qualifications, I completed a course titled 'Keys to Understanding a Child: Practical Diagnostics from 0 to 18 Years,' taught by a WHO expert. This course equipped me not only with the ability to understand children's psychological needs but also with practical methods for diagnosing and addressing behavioral issues.

My goal is not only to impart knowledge but also to help children develop social skills, build self-confidence, and foster a lifelong love of learning.