Nadiia Korol
I work online with adults, one to one, and alongside organisations supporting their teams.
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- Session languages
- UK · RU · EN
- I hold sessions in Ukrainian, English and Russian. In Polish — correspondence and practical arrangements.
- Format
- All meetings take place online, by video.
- Intro call
- 15–20 minutes · free
What people come to me with
- Living in another country
- Adapting, loneliness, missing home, the sense of not belonging here, finding footing in a new life.
- Anxiety and constant worry
- Thoughts that will not switch off, fear about the future, worry about people close to you.
- Exhaustion and running empty
- Long strain, having to stay strong, the state of having nothing left.
- Relationships and boundaries
- Conflicts that repeat, difficulty saying no, the feeling of not being heard.
- Losing your footing in yourself
- "I have lost myself", "I don't know what I want", doubting yourself and your decisions.
- What the war brought
- Losses, separation from family, worry about those who stayed, and how that shows up in daily life.
How I work
I don't work from a single formula. How we work together depends on what you're bringing and where you are: sometimes what matters most is that someone finally listens to you; sometimes it's working out together where something recurring actually comes from.
We start with what's happening in your life right now. When it becomes clear that today's difficulties have a longer history, we look there too — not because that's the rule, but because it clarifies something.
My role isn't to hand you ready-made answers or decide for you. It's to be a place next to you where you can think out loud without judgment, and come to understand yourself, your needs and your boundaries better.
We set the pace and direction together.
What to expect — and what I don't work with
What you can expect
A safe space without judgment, attention to what you say, and respect for your pace. I won't try to change you or decide for you — I'm there alongside you while you work things out.
What I don't work with
Acute crisis states requiring immediate intervention; addictions; conditions that need medication or a psychiatrist's care. If you come to me with these, I'll say so directly and help you find where to turn.
The first conversation
The first conversation is 15–20 minutes, free, with no obligation.
It isn't a session. It's a chance to get acquainted: you tell me what brought you here, I answer your questions about how I work, and together we see whether we're a good fit.
You don't need to prepare anything, and you don't need to explain everything at once. You can start with a single sentence.
Services
- Individual consultation50 minutes · 200 zł
- Intro call15–20 minutes · free
- Corporate / EAPBy arrangement · on request
Please cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours in advance.
Qualifications
Specialist diploma in psychology — Kyiv Slavic University, 2006 (five-year programme). Nostrification of the diploma in Poland is in progress.
Getting started
You can now book a free intro call online, or write to me directly with any questions.
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Resources for professionals
Knowledge and sources
Regulatory changes and professional material, each cited to its source. This section is written for professionals.
Go to the sectionUkraine's National Psychological Association moves toward self-regulatory-organization status
NPA-UA's Council decided on 2026-02-26 to form a working group tasked with designing a self-regulatory-organization (SRO) model — unified professional standards, a code of ethics, and certification procedures for psychologists in Ukraine. The process is currently at the working-group-formation stage; no implementation date has been announced.
Національна психологічна асоціація України (National Psychological Association of Ukraine) · April 2026
Poland regulates the psychologist profession by statute
A law passed 23 January 2026 introduces a mandatory Register of Psychologists and protects the professional title. It enters into force 19 May 2028 (2 years and 3 months after publication).
Dziennik Ustaw Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej · February 2026
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