Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education (Defectology); Professional Retraining in Clinical Psychology; Advanced Training in Neuropsychology; currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Psychology.
Moscow, Russia · UTC + 3
I am a child neuropsychologist specializing in cognitive development, learning difficulties, attention, memory, and self-regulation. Before moving my practice online, I worked in child development centers with children from 1.5 to 14 years old. My experience includes early speech development, sensorimotor intervention, and cognitive development. This background has given me experience working with children of different ages, developmental profiles, and learning needs. For the past three years, I have been working online with children from Russian-speaking families living in different countries. I provide neuropsychological assessments to identify a child’s strengths and areas of difficulty and to understand which cognitive skills may need additional support. I also provide individual 45-minute online sessions. For each child, I develop an individualized developmental plan based on their needs and goals. During our sessions, we work on attention, memory, thinking, executive functions and self-regulation, learning skills, and other cognitive abilities through structured and engaging activities. Parents often come to me when their child has difficulty following instructions, is easily distracted, gets tired quickly, struggles with learning, or when they simply feel that something is not going as expected. My goal is to understand the reasons behind these difficulties and build a clear, practical plan to support the child. I continuously develop my professional skills through advanced training and further education in psychology and neuropsychology.