Ruslan Kolbasa
Oleh Yanchuk
Anastasiia Shebardina
Anastasiia Shebardina
Project Manager at ICF Foundation “AIDS Foundation East-West” (AFEW-Ukraine). Since 2011, she has been coordinating projects aimed at protecting the rights and building capacity of adolescents, with a special focus on those who use psychoactive substances. Participated in the development of Standards and Rehabilitation Programs for adolescents with behavioral and mental disorders associated with the use of psychoactive substances.
Anastasiia presents the international program Journey4Life, which aims to develop the capabilities of adolescents, protect their rights and improve knowledge in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights. The peculiarity of the program is that it is implemented by peers – young people who have undergone special training. The program is designed for adolescents aged 14-19 and can be implemented in schools, youth centers and online.
Join the session “Journey4Life: new opportunities for teenagers” on September 17 at 11.20.
Oleksiy Shapovalov
Oleksiy Shapovalov
Member of the Board of the Association of Youth Centers of Ukraine. Chairman of the branch of the AMCU “Hubs of Kharkiv region”.
During the session “Youth hubs – the most effective tool for working with young people” Oleksiy Shapovalov and Nataliia Hryshyna will present step-by-step instructions for creating a youth hub or space.
Join the session on September 17 at 17.20!
Olena Chernykh
Olena Chernykh
PhD, Founder of the Center for Better Internet. Member of the Pool of European Youth Researchers. Founder of the National Committee for Safer Internet Day in Ukraine. Expert of the course of the Ministry of Education of Ukraine, OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine and the EdEra online education studio “Human Rights in Education.
During the session “Adolescent Safety on the Internet” you can learn about:
- Practical ideas and tips for working effectively with children and young people.
- How not to violate human and children’s rights online.
- Resources for online security activities and projects and digital competence development.
Join on September 16 at 10.10!
Tetyana Kharkivska
Tetyana Kharkivska
Specialist of the NGO “La Strada-Ukraine”, Project Manager of the Department of Scientific and Methodology Work and Mediation, author and compiler of a series of methodology manuals, e-course and video modules on peer mediation and peaceful conflict resolution, certified trainer, mediator, National Children’s Hotline consultant with more than 5 years of experience.
Most people around you say that conflicts are bad. There is someone who is a winner, and everyone else are losers. They cause only negativity. Sounds familiar? Then welcome to the session “Mediation. Learn to resolve conflicts peacefully”. Tetyana will teach how to get out of conflicts peacefully and not be afraid to resolve them. She will tell you what peer mediation really is and why it is needed. She will show the top 5 life hacks on how to resolve conflicts on your own. And in the end, Tetyana will share the most valuable asset – the treasury box of a real. Can’t believe your eyes? Yes, we can manage to do it in just 30 minutes.
See you at the session on September 16 at 18.30!
Olha Khaidukova
Olha Khaidukova
Accredited psychotherapist of the Gestalt approach in the All-Ukrainian Association of Psychologists who practice the Gestalt approach, supervisor.
– The topic of sexuality is ridden with different concepts and myths. Talking to other people about this part of your life can be embarrassing and scary. And this can make us feel confused and vulnerable. In the session “Talking about sexuality” together with Olha you will be able to talk about what sexuality is and how it is related to the concept of “attractiveness”. Understand whether sexual and gender identity is the same as sexual orientation. Also, we will talk about what is considered normal in sexuality. Be sure to join on September 15 at 16.40!
– Unfortunately, the vast majority of psychotherapist’s clients have faced a situation of violence. Experienced violence can remain an open wound for many years and make a person very vulnerable. Sometimes working with the trauma of violence can be complicated because of certain characteristics of the specialist – their attitudes, inner conflicts, echoes of their own experience of violence, myths about violence. In the session “Working with victims of violence: safety rules” on September 17 at 14.50 you will learn what a trauma of violence is and how to organize a safe and resourceful support process when dealing with trauma.
Olha Fokaf
Olha Fokaf
Pediatrician-intern of the “OKHMATDYT” Lviv Oblast Clinical Hospital for Children.
Everyone needs to know how to treat their health properly, communicate effectively with their doctor and what is important about healthcare. This will be discussed during the session “Basic knowledge about health” on September 17 at 17:50.
Yagdar Turekhanov
Yagdar Turekhanov
Psychiatrist, narcologist, psychotherapist. He has 17 years of experience in HIV service. Private psychotherapeutic practice – 21 years. Areas of work: client-centered psychotherapy, existential therapy.
People of helping professions know the symptoms of burnout well: reluctance to go to work, indifference or hatred of clients and colleagues, constant fatigue, feelings of hopelessness, etc. Many people know the proposed methods of treatment – timely vacation, active and interesting leisure, efficient time management, a clear definition of their responsibilities, the ability to say “nope” to people who are trying to shift their duties to you, and more. But practice shows that all these methods can only temporarily relieve the symptoms of burnout.
In the session “Professional burnout – new approaches in prevention and psychological correction” you will learn about contemporary views on the causes of development and the nature of burnout, learn effective methods of prevention and psychological correction, aimed at burnout causes rather than symptoms.
You can join the session on September 17 at 10.10.


