ABANASTASIA BURELOMOVA
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RUSSIAN-SPEAKING PSYCHOLOGIST · LIMASSOL, CYPRUS

Psychologist & psychotherapist in Limassol

Dr Anastasia Burelomova

Doctorate in Counselling Psychology, City, University of London; psychology degree and PhD, Lomonosov Moscow State University. Licensed psychologist in Cyprus, Russia and the UK. Therapy for adults in English and Russian, in person and online.

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DPsych · MSc · PhD · SpecDip
Dr Anastasia Burelomova
DPsych · MSc · PhD · SpecDip

CLINICAL PRACTICE

Areas of clinical practice

Anxiety & panic attacks

Persistent worry, fears and phobias.

Depression & low mood

Loss of interest, a sense of emptiness and difficulties with everyday life.

Trauma

Childhood trauma, post-traumatic experiences and the effects of abuse.

Stress & emotional difficulties

Feeling overwhelmed, sleep problems, anger and difficulties expressing feelings.

Relationships & self-esteem

Relationship difficulties, personal boundaries and self-doubt.

Obsessive-compulsive difficulties

Intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviours that interfere with everyday life.

Bereavement & grief

Psychological support following loss.

Suicidality & personality disorders

Clinical experience in risk assessment and working with complex psychological difficulties.

THERAPEUTIC APPROACH

Integrative psychotherapy

Extensive experience across the UK, Russia and Cyprus includes work with people of different ages, cultural backgrounds and life circumstances.

Therapy draws on psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural and person-centred approaches to explore current difficulties, personal history and patterns in relationships.

Both short-term and longer-term therapy are available. The approach, pace and duration are agreed together, taking your needs and circumstances into account.

Clinical experience

Experience in psychological services, healthcare and community organisations includes psychological assessment, risk assessment, multidisciplinary work and supervision. Psychological assessment helps build a clearer understanding of emotional wellbeing, personality and the difficulties a person is facing, so that suitable support can be chosen together.

  • Clinical supervision — Counselling Psychology programme, University of Nicosia, Cyprus.
  • Kurdish Women’s Rights Organisation, London — integrative and psychodynamic work.
  • Cavendish Health Centre, NHS, London — integrative and cognitive behavioural therapy.
  • TAP Service, Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, London — psychodynamic therapy.
  • IAPT Bromley, London — cognitive behavioural therapy.
  • Woman’s Trust, London — person-centred and integrative therapy for women affected by domestic violence.
  • TST One Support, London — integrative, cognitive behavioural and psychodynamic work.
  • Southwark Psychological Therapies Service, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, London.
  • School of Arts and Theatre, Moscow — psychological counselling and student support.
  • Mental Health Research Centre, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences — clinical training.
  • Psychiatric Hospital No. 12, Moscow — clinical training.

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

Confidentiality & standards

Confidentiality

Personal information is protected. The terms of confidentiality and its legal limits are discussed before work begins.

Professional responsibility

Practice is grounded in respect, competence and responsibility. Ongoing training and professional development support the quality of care.

PRACTICAL ARRANGEMENTS

Sessions & supervision

Individual sessions

Face-to-face sessions take place at 56 Platonos Street, Limassol. Online sessions are arranged by video call.

Clinical supervision

For trainee and qualified psychologists, counsellors and psychotherapists. Clinical supervision is also provided on the Counselling Psychology programme at the University of Nicosia.

EDUCATION

Education & qualifications

01

Doctor of Psychology in Counselling Psychology · DPsych

City, University of London · 2014–2017

02

MSc Counselling Psychology

City, University of London · 2013–2014

03

MSc Mental Health Studies

King’s College London · Institute of Psychiatry · 2012–2013

04

PhD in Social Psychology

Lomonosov Moscow State University · 2010–2013

05

Specialist Diploma · Psychology & Teaching of Psychology

Lomonosov Moscow State University · 2005–2010

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATIONS

Registrations & memberships

Psychologists Registration Board of Cyprus · SEPS

Registration no. 18452/573.

British Psychological Society · BPS

Chartered Member, no. 294057. Division of Counselling Psychology.

Health and Care Professions Council · HCPC

Registered Psychologist, no. PYL35263.

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy · BACP

Registrant on the Register of Counsellors and Psychotherapists, no. 899886.

Professional community & psychometrics

Russian Psychological Society. BPS Registered Test User: Occupational Ability and Occupational Personality.

RESEARCH

Research

Research covers social and counselling psychology, trauma and interpersonal violence. Doctoral projects examined adolescents’ values and women’s experiences of therapy following domestic violence, using quantitative and qualitative methods.

Publications & presentations +
  1. Burelomova A., Gulina M., Tichomandritskaya O. (2018) Intimate Partner Violence: An Overview of the Existing Theories, Conceptual frameworks and Definitions. Psychology in Russia: State of the Art, 11 (3), 129-144.
  2. Burelomova A. (2017) Complex Psychic phenomena. In Polyakov S. Concepts and other mental constructs of consciousness. (300-379). Moscow: Piter.
  3. Burelomova A. (2012) Ideals and antiideals of modern teenagers. Perspektivi nauki, 8 (35), 15-20.
  4. Burelomova A. (2012) Cross-cultural analysis of teenagers’ value orientations. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A. // Socialnaya psyhologiya i obshestvo, 1, 100-112.
  5. Burelomova A.(2012) Value orientations of modern adolescents. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A. // Trudi po sociologii obrazovaniya, 15 (28), 87-104.
  6. Burelomova A. (2011) Ideals of a modern teenager. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A., Smislova M. // Obrazovatelnaya politika, 9-10, 59-64.
  7. Burelomova A. (2011) Modern Russian adolescents’ notions of significant personal traits. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A., Smislova M. //Socialnaya psyhologiya i obshestvo, 1, 44-55.
  8. Burelomova A. (2011) Ideals and antiideals of a teenager: role of literature figures. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A. // Trudi po sociologii obrazovaniya, 15 (27), 87-104.
  9. Burelomova A.(2011) Ideals of a Russian teenager: from personal traits to sociocultural patterns. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A. // Trudi po sociologii obrazovaniya, 15 (26), 87-104.
  10. Burelomova A.(2011) Modern Russian teenagers’ notions of a school graduates’ characteristics. /Sobkin V., Burelomova A. // Voprosi psyhologii, 5, 17-24.
  11. Burelomova A.(2011) Target function of a school: views of teachers and students, /Sobkin V., Burelomova A. // Nacionalnii psyhologicheskii jurnal, 1 (7), 28-35.
  12. Burelomova A., (April 2012) Value orientation of adolescence: Cross-cultural comparison. Paper presented at the IX International science-practice conference “Tolerance and Intolerance in Modern Society: a new understanding of the reality.”
  13. Burelomova A., (February 2012) Valuable personal traits: view of a modern teenager. Paper presented at the V Congress of the Russian Psychological Society.

GET IN TOUCH

Contact & appointments

To enquire about therapy or supervision, use the contact options below.

+357 99 056325

56 Platonos Street, 3090 Limassol, Cyprus

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