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Olga N. Busurina

oncopsychologist

Work experience:

From 2203 till 2015 – Was in the state civil service.
From 2016 till 2018 – Personal therapist in Ogarkova-Dubinskaya Centre of Personal Development.
From 2015 till now – Private practice in individual consulting, treatment of psychosomatic disorders, and solving interpersonal and personal problems.

In 2013 graduated from Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis.
Since 2014 – coach, consulting psychologist with the right to conduct individual consultations.
2017 – Scientific leader of the programme “Oncopsychology: professional psychological help”.
2019 – Clinical psychologist at the ANO SPE Academy of Medical Education.

2014 — ”Differential Modification of Experience” approach. Consulting, coaching by the author of the method Y. L. Ogarkova.
2015 – Emotion-image therapy, step 1 by the author of the method N. D. Linde.
2018 – Emotion-image therapy, step 2 by the author of the method N. D. Linde.
2019 – Psychosomatics of children, tutorial by the author of the course I. F. Tokareva
2019 – Focused acceptance and commitment therapy, ANCO Centre of Applied Research “Russian Association of Psychosomatics”.

2016 – Participant, speaker of the annual congress of OPPL in Moscow “Challenges of the Era – Psychotherapeutic Assistance to a Person, Group, Society. Family in the Mirror of Psychotherapy”.
2017 - Participant, speaker of the annual congress of OPPL in Moscow “Possibilities of Psychotherapy, Psychology and Consulting in Preservation and Development of Health and Well-being of a Person, Family, Society”.
2017 – Organizer. Participant and speaker of the First International Conference about “Differential Modification of Experience” approach (Moscow).
2019 – Participant of the conference about the emotion-image therapy “All Aspects of EIT”.
2019 – Participant of the conference about the emotion-image therapy “All Aspects of EIT”.

Specialist in adult psychosomatics.
Member of the All-Russian Professional Psychotherapeutic League. Personal therapist of modality according to “Differential Modification of Experience” approach.