Oksana Vasylivna Fortunatova

Full education:
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv;
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv;
Mykhailo Drahomanov National Pedagogical University, Kyiv;
I. I. Mechnikov Odessa National University, Odesa (advanced training in psychosomatics).
Ukrainian Institute of Positive and Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy (member of the World Association of Positive and Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy WAPP, Wiesbaden); psychotherapist in the RPT method.
Additional education and workshops:
2005 — training and certification at the business coach school of GK MIM according to International Project Management Association standards, awarded qualifications as business coach and coach with the right to conduct coaching and business training.
2012 — training and certification by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine in the course "therapeutic massage" (174 hours).
2016–2018 — training in the Basic Course of Positive Psychotherapy.
2016 — course "Soft techniques of manual therapy 'Myofascial Release'" (Kyiv School of Sports and Rehabilitation Medicine "Rehabilitolog").
2017 — master course "Features of working with psychosomatic clients" (M. Honcharova, International Institute of Positive and Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy N. Pезешкиана).
2019–2023 — training in psychotherapy using the method of Positive Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy, certified as a psychotherapist.
2023 — training in crisis intervention according to the PIPA protocol (Brazil).
2022–2023 — training in the basics of coherent therapeutic breathing (VVM Institute, USA).
2024 — training in breathing methods based on the polyvagal theory.
2025 — specialized certification course "Psychosomatics in Positive Therapy".

Over 30 years of experience working with individuals in high-stress situations. Specializes in career crises and professional development for the past 17 years. For the last 12 years, has focused on psychosomatic disorders in adults and children, as well as depressive and anxiety conditions. Extensive experience in treating compulsive overeating and psychogenic weight gain.