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I have worked in the field of psychiatry for over ten years, and since 2016 I have been practicing as a specialist psychiatrist. As a psychiatrist, my priorities are listening to patients, providing support, prescribing and adjusting treatment when needed, monitoring the condition, and preventive work. I continuously engage in professional development. I have also completed an introductory course in family therapy.

I am a member of the Estonian Medical Association, the Estonian Psychiatric Association, and the Finnish Medical Association.

I see patients aged 18 and over in Estonian, Finnish, and English.

I studied general medicine at the University of Tartu and graduated in 2019. Since then, I have worked as a physician at the Tallinn Ambulance Service and in a family medicine centre. I enjoy working with a wide range of medical issues and continuously expanding my knowledge in different areas of medicine. I am a member of the Estonian Medical Association.

I value a positive attitude towards both colleagues and patients, and I believe in every person’s potential to pursue their dreams and live as healthy and happy a life as possible.

In my free time, I enjoy exercising, listening to music, and reading.

I work with adults in Estonian and English.

I have been working in the field of psychiatry since 2001. I obtained my medical degree in psychiatry from Donetsk State Medical University in Ukraine and completed additional specialization in psychotherapy.

I have extensive experience working with adults. My areas of counselling and treatment include depression, anxiety, insomnia, obsessive thoughts, neurotic and stress-related disorders, somatoform disorders, personality and behavioural disorders, substance use disorders, delusional disorders, and various forms of dementia. I am committed to ongoing professional development and regularly participate in courses and training. In 2017, I completed a professional internship at the Military Institute of Medicine in Warsaw, specializing in combat stress.

I have been working in the mental health field in Estonia for 2.5 years and have validated my medical qualifications at the University of Tartu.

In my work, I use modern diagnostic and treatment methods and aim to find an individual approach for each client.

I see patients aged 18 and over in Russian and Ukrainian.

I graduated from Donetsk State Medical University (Ukraine) in 2004 and have 18 years of experience as a child psychiatrist in Ukraine. I have additional specialization in psychotherapy.

I have been working in the field of mental health in Estonia for 2.5 years and have validated my medical qualifications at the University of Tartu.

In my work with patients, I combine medical psychiatric knowledge with psychotherapy (cognitive-behavioural approach). I continuously improve my knowledge and skills.

My main area of work is child and adolescent mental health.

I value honesty, openness, responsibility, and optimism in people.

I see patients aged 12 to 18 in Russian and Ukrainian.

I graduated from Tallinn Health Care College in 2008 and subsequently worked as a nurse in inpatient care at East Tallinn Central Hospital and the North Estonia Medical Centre. During this time, I gained diverse experience. Since 2019, I have focused more on independent nursing care, providing consultations to patients and their loved ones. I have also worked as a home care nurse. In recent years, my interest in mental health—especially addiction treatment—has grown. At ReCuro Clinic, I provide daily support to patients with substance use disorders. My main tasks are to motivate people toward better choices and monitor treatment progress. Addiction treatment is not only about medication but always involves counselling as well.

As a mental health nurse, I conduct interviews during the first meeting, provide guidance, suggest next steps, and refer patients to other specialists if needed. I apply an individual approach to each client.

I enjoy continuous professional development, participate in specialised training, attend regular supervision sessions, and maintain active contact with psychiatrists and psychologists.

I am open, communicative, cheerful, kind, and supportive. In my free time, I grow flowers in my garden, spend time in nature, hike, and travel.

I see patients aged 18 and over in Estonian and Russian.

My main field of expertise has been emergency medicine, and since 2013 I have been working in ambulance services. I have medical experience in various areas. During my work, I have encountered situations related to mental health issues, which led to a desire and need to expand my knowledge in this field.

At ReCuro, I have had the opportunity to develop my skills and understanding of mental health. In my work, I always aim to take an individual approach to achieve the best outcome for each patient.

I am open-minded, positive, and always ready to help those in need.

I graduated from Tallinn Health Care College in 2013 and completed a master’s programme in health care technology at Tallinn University of Technology; I am currently writing and defending my thesis.

I participated in a project exploring the use of cognitive‑behavioural therapy for depression treatment in primary care, leveraging information technology.

As a mental health nurse, I apply an individual approach, listen attentively, and offer tailored options. I specialise in addiction treatment but also address anxiety, depression, and other common issues. I use evidence‑based methods. I am LGBT friendly.

In my free time, I pursue photography and travel.

I work with young people aged 12 and over and adults in Estonian, Russian, and English.

I graduated as a nurse from Tallinn Health Care College in 2013. My main workplace is in the oncology department at the North Estonia Medical Centre (PERH), where I began working as a nurse assistant. I am active, diligent, and precise. I value lifelong learning and regularly attend various seminars and trainings. I can find solutions in complex situations while remaining calm and professional.

I have a growing interest in mental health, as it is an integral part of a person’s well-being and overall health.

I graduated from Tallinn Health Care College in 2012. I started my professional career in the blood collection unit, where I gained strong skills in blood sampling. I have extensive experience working in the Neurology Department at Tallinn East City Hospital (LTKH), mostly in the level II intensive care unit, the Internal Medicine Department at ITKH, and the Nursing Assistance Clinic at LTKH. I also have eight years of experience at the Psychiatric Clinic’s acute care unit, working shifts, in the ward, and as an anaesthesia nurse during electroconvulsive therapy (ECT).

I am friendly, compassionate, a good listener, precise, highly stress tolerant, and confident to speak up when needed.

I studied applied chemistry and biotechnology at Tallinn University of Technology and graduated in nursing from Tallinn Health Care College. I worked for a year as an operating room nurse in neurosurgery, and since 2020 I have been working as an on-call nurse at Tallinn Psychiatric Clinic. During this time, I have received various training and gained experience, which I also apply in my work at ReCuro. I am always ready to listen and support.

In my free time, I play computer games and draw.

I work in Estonian, English, and Russian.

I graduated from Tallinn Health Care College in 2020. I have worked in various hospital departments, including cardiology, gynecology, and internal medicine. Additionally, I have worked as a family nurse at a family centre. Since nursing is based on communication, I decided to further develop my skills as a mental health nurse.

I have completed various training and continuing education programmes, including home nursing, vaccination, and pharmacology for nurses.

At ReCuro Clinic, I strive to find common ground with clients and support them with the skills I have acquired. I try to get to know people better to ensure an individual approach for each client.

I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Tallinn University and am continuing my studies there at the master’s level. Additionally, I completed the Spin+ life skills training course for youth and am committed to ongoing learning. I started my professional career in 2024.

As a coach, I have over 20 years of experience working with children, youth, and adults of various ages. Besides sports-specific training, I support my students in managing performance and presentation anxiety, setting goals, and learning emotional regulation.

I firmly believe that every journey begins with the first step, and noticing small progress and finding joy are key to self-care and inner peace. I value collaboration and consider good rapport essential.

I work with young people aged 12 and older and adults in Estonian and English.

I graduated from Kyiv Pedagogical University with a degree in psychology. I have worked in mental health since 2015.

I have completed various trainings, including the CARE methodology: an integrated approach to rehabilitation. I have worked with social and vocational rehabilitation, supporting people with reduced work capacity who experience depression and anxiety disorders. Additionally, I completed courses at the University of Tartu on working with people with addictions. Since 2021, I have worked with clients suffering from substance, gambling, and gaming addictions. In 2022, I completed courses in occupational psychology and work with prevention and recovery after burnout.

In my work, I use techniques from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), a third-wave cognitive-behavioural therapy approach, which I studied in 2022. I also use metaphor cards—a professional psychological tool based on visual metaphors.

I continuously update my knowledge in psychology and consider building good rapport essential in client work.

In my free time, I practice Bodybalance training to develop physically and mentally. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, attending cultural events, and going to the cinema.

I work with young people aged 12 and over and adults in Estonian and Russian.

I hold a bachelor’s and master’s degree in psychology from Tallinn University. I have worked professionally since 2017.

I have acquired additional knowledge on addiction disorders, coping with depression and anxiety, suicide and self-harm, cognitive-behavioural therapy, and solution-focused brief therapy. I am also trained to support clients experiencing crisis and trauma.

In my work, I use solution-focused brief therapy, cognitive-behavioural techniques, projective methods (drawings, picture cards, sentence completions, etc.), and counselling techniques. Additionally, I apply breathing and relaxation exercises.

I believe change begins with small steps; our task is to notice them and be grateful. This fosters self-compassion.

I work with children from age 7, youth, and adults in Estonian and English.

I hold a master’s degree in psychology with a specialization in counselling and clinical psychology. I have provided psychological counselling since spring 2019. Since autumn 2024, I am a certified psychologist-counsellor (level 7). In addition to university studies, I have completed continuing education at the University of Tartu, gaining a thorough overview of various psychological assessment tools and deepening my knowledge in trauma and grief.

Alongside clinical psychology training, I completed an introductory course in cognitive-behavioural therapy and level II basic training for family psychotherapists. Since January 2023, I have been attending level III competency training for family psychotherapists.

I have worked with children, youth, and adults. My experience mainly involves autism spectrum disorders, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, mood and anxiety disorders, and substance abuse. I offer individual and family psychological counselling. I primarily use family therapy techniques and, to some extent, cognitive-behavioural methods. Family therapy is especially meaningful to me because I am interested in intergenerational relationship patterns and family dynamics that may contribute to the development and maintenance of disorders. I aim to help people find more suitable communication styles and coping strategies to improve their psychological well-being.

I have conducted psychological assessments. For adolescents and adults, I use appropriate questionnaires. For children and youth, I consider collaboration with parents and other members of the child’s support network essential.

I work with children from age 5, youth, and adults in Estonian and English.

I graduated in 2008 from Tallinn Pedagogical Seminary with a degree in social work. Even during my studies, I realized I was in the right place and wanted to continue working in this field.

Since 2008, I have worked in mental health, where my main tasks are to help people recognize their strengths and find their own path.

I have enhanced my knowledge through various trainings, including CARe: a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation, and supported employment training.

I see clients aged 18 and over in Estonian and Russian.

I graduated from Tallinn University in 2022 with a degree in social work and started working as a junior specialist at ReCuro Clinic the same year. During my studies, I gained practical experience at the Haabersti District Government and the Tallinn Infant and Disabled Children’s Home. I have also completed training in telephone counselling. I believe that the desire to help people is very important and valuable.

I spend my free time with loved ones and engage in sports.

I work in Estonian, English, and Russian.

Throughout my life, I have been curious about topics related to managing emotions and being human. Ironically, to understand myself and find meaning in life, I had to lose it first. I was lost, had lost trust, and felt empty. I found the strength to give up alcohol, discovered qualities within myself to support and develop through study, and learned to apply them. I also found creativity, trust, and a purpose to exist—for myself and for others.

I have personal experience with positive recovery and understand its different stages and the emotions involved in withdrawal. I know what it feels like to be trapped by addiction, accompanied by constant shame and guilt. Ongoing education and training help me work creatively and flexibly as an addiction counsellor and grow as a person.

As an addiction counsellor, I have had diverse opportunities: working as a support person at a harm reduction centre for drug users, as a counsellor in a detox clinic, and leading support groups in prison. These roles have given me valuable experience and insight into addiction disorders. My strengths include empathy and the ability to build and maintain trustworthy contact.

In my work, I use the 12-step approach, motivational interviewing, and cognitive-behavioural therapy methods.

I work in Estonian

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I have been through the journey of alcohol and drug addiction, experiencing everything from imprisonment to living on the streets.

During rehabilitation, I realized that self-control and constant self-reflection make me wiser and responsible for my life. I completed training as a peer counsellor, which allows me to share my recovery experience with others. I have also served as the director of a rehabilitation centre for several years.

Today, I understand how to use my experience of overcoming addiction and am ready to help those in need.

I work with adults in Estonian and Russian.

I am a social worker by education with extensive professional experience in the field of harm reduction. I have consistently expanded my knowledge through training and international collaboration. In addition, I provide training on addiction, drug use, and harm reduction.

I have collaborated with the National Institute for Health Development and the Institute of Family Medicine and Public Health at the University of Tartu. Since 2020, I have been a member of the Correlation European Harm Reduction Network, representing Estonia in the collection and dissemination of information related to drugs and harm reduction.

Mental health is important to me both professionally and personally—I believe every person deserves access to information, support, and the opportunity to be heard. I find it essential to contribute to a society where harm reduction, mental health, and awareness are a natural part of everyday life.

My work is characterized by a collaborative approach, a positive attitude, and empathy. In my free time, I enjoy spending time in nature and discovering new places.

I work in Estonian, Russian, and English.

I am dedicated to helping clients understand their strengths and weaknesses, increase self-awareness and strategic thinking, and support them in solving complex challenges. I believe everyone has far more potential than meets the eye, and my goal is to help discover and fully utilize that potential.

I have extensive experience in emergency medicine and mental health, working as a trainer in various fields and as a lecturer at Tallinn Health Care College. In recent years, I have also focused on leadership and team well-being development.

In early 2020, I completed a master’s degree in health sciences with a focus on intensive care nursing. Since then, I have deepened my work in harm reduction and addiction disorders. I completed the AoEC Practitioner Diploma in Executive Coaching at EBS and continuously develop my skills in coaching and leadership.

You can read more about my professional experience LinkedIn.