Date: September 6–7, 2025
Organizer: Consonance Therapy Institute (Warsaw, Poland)
The Need to Move to a New Level
Political and economic instability, artificial intelligence, and rapidly changing cultural trends in urban and Western societies are heightening people’s anxiety about their future. And despite the vast number of psychologists and the ever-growing demand for psychological services, psychotherapy, as a tool that emerged in an entirely different reality, is increasingly failing to meet the challenges of the modern world.
The psychotherapy we know is designed for calm and stable times, when people had the time and money for endless self-exploration.
At the online event “Psychotherapy for a New Era,” we discussed the new realities in the psychological services market and innovative solutions. Our therapists shared their practical experience and the results of their work within the innovative Consonance Therapy system.
Event Organizer: Svitlana Lipinska – creator of the innovative Consonance Therapy method and co-founder of the Consonance Therapy Institute (Warsaw, Poland) Learn more (click to expand)
Master’s degree in psychology, certified trauma therapist, dance-movement and body-oriented psychotherapist, supervisor, and training coach.
Expert in the field of body psychology and psychotraumatology. Author of two books and co-author of two others. Author of “Methods of Psycho-Emotional Hygiene.”
Author and facilitator of the professional training course “From Psychologist to Psychotherapist: The Consonance Therapy Method”
Author and facilitator of various therapeutic and developmental programs, a course on working with shock trauma created for psychologists and volunteers at the start of Russia’s war against Ukraine in 2024, as well as festivals and conferences in the field of psychology and psychotherapy attended by over 25,000 people.
Experience in psychology dating back to 1994, teaching experience all the way since 1985. She has been training psychotherapists since 2006, and since 2020, training has been conducted exclusively in the Consonance Therapy method.
Member of the Polish and Ukrainian EMDR Therapists’ Associations. First president and honorary member of the Ukrainian Association of TDT. President of CTIA.
For over 30 years, Svetlana Lipinska has sought answers to the following questions: how to help a client resolve a problem once and for all, how to optimize the resources of both client and therapist, how to make therapy truly effective and safe for the client, and how to make the therapeutic process fully manageable for the therapist. And she has succeeded!
Consonance Therapy is a true revolution in psychotherapy. The method is a holistic system of practice that enables the therapist to work with issues of any level of complexity, with every type of trauma, and with the individual, guaranteeing that every client will find a solution to their problem.
Program of performances: September 6, 2025
- Svitlana Lipinska (Poland) Presentation: Psychotherapy has changed our world—what changes does the world expect from psychotherapy!
- Olha Belitski (Germany) Presentation: The trigger as a point of growth in relationships
- Olga Beliayeva (Belarus) Presentation: From Silence to Sound: Teaching Self-Expression to Clients with Developmental Trauma Using a Combination of Consonance Therapy and Music and Vocal Therapy Techniques
- Elmaz Klimenok (Ukraine) Presentation: Working with Families Using the Consonance Therapy Method
- Alina Lomako (Germany) Presentation: How to Make the Metaphor “Love Yourself” Practical and Achievable
- Oleksandra Khimchuk (Finland) Personal Experience of Overcoming Inadequate Trust in People as a Result of Therapy
- Yana Levchuk (Belarus) Personal Experience of Transformation from Psychologist to Psychotherapist Who Is Not Afraid to Work with Complex Cases
- Marina Rubanista (Ukraine) Presentation: The effectiveness of the Consonance Therapy method in treating pain syndrome in medical practice
- Ilona Ivleva (France) Personal experience of overcoming depression and working through developmental trauma in scheduled therapy
- Maryia Babrovich (Poland) Presentation: How to effectively work simultaneously with both the adolescent and their parent
- Olena Lukash (Germany)
- Presentation: Experience working with addictive behavior (smoking) using the Consonance Therapy method
- Halina Hryshchanka, Sviatlana Kasabutskaya-Bandarenka (Belarus): Workshop (60 min.): Adaptation of the algorithm for expressing simple emotions in the Consonance Therapy method for children aged 3–5 and 6–9 years.
Program of performances: September 7, 2025
- Svitlana Lipinska (Poland) Presentation: How the Consonance Therapy Method Works
- Alona Larina (Ukraine) Presentation: Prospects for the Development of the Consonance Therapy Method in Ukraine and Worldwide
- Miroslava Naumova (Qatar) Presentation: Bodywork in the Consonance Therapy Method: Harmonizing Complex Relationships Among Successful Women Through the Acquisition of Inner Support
- Olena Lukash (Germany) Presentation: The structure of the therapeutic process as a foundation for the therapist and client
- Natalia Mytsynska (Germany) Client case study: Working with uncontrolled aggression in client work
- Inna Turska (Ukraine) Presentation: Criteria for the effectiveness of the Consonance Therapy method in working with military personnel
- Leila Bakhshiev (Israel) Presentation: Working with women experiencing emotional abuse in the context of relocation to a new country
- Irina Ivashchenko (Germany) A sore throat to the point of suffocation: the Consonance Therapy method in client work
- Lilia Barkovskaya (Ukraine) Presentation: When the Adult Part Is Silent: Depression, Anxiety, and the Search for Balance
- Olha Belitski (Germany) Client Case Study: Working with Anxiety Using the Consonance Therapy Method
- Alena Larina (Ukraine) Starting a Psychotherapy Practice from Scratch: Personal Experience Overcoming the “Imposter Syndrome”