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Eating Behavior Psychologist
Valeriia Romanenko
Helps build healthier, calmer, and more supportive relationships with oneself, one's own body, and nutrition.
Work focus
Anorexia nervosa, bulimia, binge eating disorder
Format
Individual work with adults and adolescents
Experience
Eating behavior psychology and integrative approach
Valeriia works with adults and adolescents with anorexia nervosa, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. In her practice, she combines a deep psychological approach with softness, support, and an attentive attitude towards a person's inner state.
Helps build healthier, calmer, and more supportive relationships with oneself, one's body, and nutrition. Works not through strict control or fighting oneself, but through the development of internal support, caring attitude towards oneself, and reduction of self-criticism.
Uses an integrative approach in practice, combining various areas of psychotherapy depending on the person's needs and request.
Helps build healthier, calmer, and more supportive relationships with oneself, one's body, and nutrition. Works not through strict control or fighting oneself, but through the development of internal support, caring attitude towards oneself, and reduction of self-criticism.
Uses an integrative approach in practice, combining various areas of psychotherapy depending on the person's needs and request.
Education and Qualifications
- European University, specialty 'Psychology'
- 'Metaphorical associative cards in working with eating behavior problems'
- Course on the basics of psychiatry
- 'Psychology of overweight'
- 'Eating disorders in children and adolescents'
- 'Logotherapy in working with ED'
- 'Psychology of eating behavior'
Approach to work
- Deep analytical psychology
- Art therapy
- MAC (metaphorical associative cards)
- CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy)
- ACT therapy
- Schema therapy
- Relational psychotherapy
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