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Consultant, practicing psychologist and neuropsychologist
Vladyslava Prokopchuk
A consultant, practicing psychologist and neuropsychologist who works with adults, supports children with special educational needs and uses biosuggestive therapy as a complementary method.
Work focus
Relationships, anxiety, self-esteem, life crises and neuropsychological support
Format
Individual consultations and work with adults and children
Experience
Practical psychology, neuropsychology and biosuggestive therapy
As a practicing psychologist, Vladyslava works with relationship difficulties involving partners, parents, children and colleagues; conflict and communication difficulties; low self-esteem and lack of confidence; personal boundaries; emotional instability; anxiety and fears; grief, relationship breakdown and life crises; adjustment difficulties; professional and emotional burnout; motivation and self-realization; self-acceptance and identity; parenting and interaction with a child; self-harm and panic attacks.
As a neuropsychologist, she provides developmental support for children with special educational needs, including ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia and other differences, and helps children prepare for school.
She uses biosuggestive therapy as a complementary method, primarily to address psychosomatic symptoms related to stress, anxiety and sleep difficulties.
As a neuropsychologist, she provides developmental support for children with special educational needs, including ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia and other differences, and helps children prepare for school.
She uses biosuggestive therapy as a complementary method, primarily to address psychosomatic symptoms related to stress, anxiety and sleep difficulties.
Education and Qualifications
- Biosuggestive therapy for the correction and treatment of psychosomatic disorders, Institute of Biosuggestive Therapy - 20 training hours and 20 hours of independent study (4 April-15 May 2026)
Approach to work
- Helps people address relationship difficulties, conflict and personal boundaries
- Works with anxiety, fears, panic attacks and emotional instability
- Provides support through grief, relationship breakdown, adjustment and life crises
- Works with self-esteem, identity, motivation and self-realization
- Helps with professional and emotional burnout
- Provides guidance on parenting and interaction with children
- Provides neuropsychological developmental support for children with special educational needs
- Helps children prepare for school
- Uses biosuggestive therapy to address psychosomatic symptoms
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