
Anastasia Blinova
Clinical psychologist, neuropsychologist, CBT, ACT
Works with anxiety and depressive disorders, the aftermath of psychological trauma, crisis states and adjusting to emigration. Works with adults.
Experience
11 years, since 2015. Worked at the EMERCOM of Russia Center for Emergency Psychological Aid, engaged in psychological diagnostics, professional selection, personnel assessment, psychological support after emergency situations. Experience in psychiatry and clinical psychodiagnostics, as well as experience conducting research projects.
Ages
Adults
Education
Moscow City University of Psychology and Education, Faculty of Extreme Psychology — bachelor's degree in psychology, honors diploma
National Research University "Higher School of Economics", Department of Social Sciences — master's degree in psychology, "Research, Counseling and Psychotherapy" program
What they work with
Methods and approaches
Additional training and achievements
01
Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis — professional retraining program "Neuropsychology" (1500 hours), qualification: clinical neuropsychologist (2022). St. Petersburg Institute of Continuing Professional Education for Psychologists and Psychotherapists — professional development "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: theory, strategy, techniques" (2026).
02
Central State Medical Academy of the Presidential Administration of Russia — professional retraining program "Clinical Psychology", qualification: clinical psychologist (2023). Civil Defense Academy of EMERCOM of Russia — professional development "Psychological support for EMERCOM of Russia specialists", 80 hours (2019).
03
"Learning Environment" LLC — professional development "Modern Trends in Family Therapy", 204 hours (2018), including brief family counseling, transformational games, emotion-focused therapy, work with married couples and general psychopathology. Professional achievements: Speaker at the Third International Scientific and Practical Conference "Mental Health and Quality of Everyday Life", participant of the expert round table "Criteria for mental health: modern approaches".
