Tetiana Yevtushok

Psychological Sustainability · Money Psychology · Psychotherapy

About Me

I am Tetiana Yevtushok, a psychologist, psychotherapist, author, and researcher, working at the intersection of psychological sustainability, responsibility, and meaning in complex life systems.

My work focuses on how people remain whole, ethically grounded, and alive while living inside complex systems — such as leadership roles, caregiving, migration, long-term projects, and financial responsibility.

I am trained in Gestalt psychotherapy and trauma-informed approaches, and my current work integrates psychological practice, research, and education.

Rather than focusing on pathology, I am interested in how human beings sustain contact, coherence, and decision-making over time.

I am currently based in Dubai, UAE, and work online with clients internationally.

Tetiana Yevtushok Psychotherapist

My journey as a psychotherapist

My professional path began in entrepreneurship in 2006, driven by a long-standing interest in personal growth, responsibility, and the psychology of money.

Over the years, I immersed myself in psychology and Gestalt psychotherapy, completing full professional training and later working as a trainer and supervisor at the Interregional Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Art (MIGIS). I designed and delivered programmes on Gestalt therapy, Gestalt coaching and the psychology of money, supporting individuals and professionals in developing a more conscious relationship with work, wealth, and responsibility.

As a writer, I bring together psychological insight, lived experience, and symbolic thinking. My book Money Healing: The Hidden Psychology of Wealth explores the emotional, relational, and mythological dimensions of money and meaning.

My journey is also shaped by lived experience. As the mother of a child with autism, I co-founded a correctional and rehabilitation centre for children of determination in Ukraine and became deeply engaged in understanding the realities faced by families navigating neurodiversity.

Research and professional engagement

Alongside practice and training, I engage in academic research that integrates phenomenological inquiry with clinical and lived experience.

My recent study, “Like Something Supernatural in Your House”: an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to Explore the Experiences and Psychological Challenges of Parents Raising Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, published in BMC Psychology, examines how parents experience and make sense of raising children with autism spectrum disorder.

I am currently pursuing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Derby, where my research focuses on autism, phenomenology, and the psychological sustainability of parents and families.

Education and professional background

Academic education

Professional training and certification

  • Full professional training in Gestalt psychotherapy (individual, group, and family formats) — MIGIS (Ukraine)
  • Certified Gestalt therapist, group therapist, trainer, and supervisor
  • Advanced training in psychopathologyIPSIG & MIGIS (Italy, Ukraine)
  • Advanced training in Gestalt family therapy — Gestalt Therapy Kairòs Institute (Italy)
  • Certified provider of the Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) — Unyte-iLs (USA)

Teaching and institutional experience

  • Former trainer and supervisor at the Interregional Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Art (MIGIS)
  • Delivered and supervised training programmes for psychotherapists and helping professionals

Selected conferences

  • Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR) Conferences — Amsterdam (2018), Dublin (2023), Kraków (2025)
  • International Conferences on Research in Gestalt Psychotherapy — Paris (2017), Santiago (2019)
  • EAGT Gestalt Therapy Conferences — Sicily (2016), Budapest (2019)
  • The Master Series, Oxford (UK), 2023

Professional affiliations

Member of the European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT) and the Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR).

Testimonials

The seminar created a thoughtful and well-structured space to explore my relationship with money. I gained clarity around patterns that had previously felt vague or overwhelming, and left with a more grounded understanding of how I make financial decisions.

— Nat, seminar participant

Our work helped me notice aspects of myself that I hadn’t previously considered, particularly in how I approach responsibility and action. The process was attentive, respectful, and precise, which allowed insights to turn into real movement.

— Mary, individual work

The work helped me see blind spots in how I was positioning myself professionally. Shortly after our session, I felt more confident in my decisions and adjusted my pricing accordingly. The change felt internally grounded rather than forced.

— Eugene, psychology of money work

Exploring my relationship with money in this work was challenging but deeply clarifying. Over time, I developed a more mature and grounded sense of financial responsibility, and my relationship with income changed accordingly.

— Alex, individual work