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If you’re a competitive athlete, you may struggle with balance. Not physical balance (you’ve got that down!), but balance between the various aspects of your life. As a former professional figure skater and current coach, I know that struggle firsthand. Just as I guide new skaters in finding balance on the ice, I hope to guide you in balancing your athletic ambitions with your mental wellbeing and personal goals.
Teenagers (13-18)
Young Adults (18-24)
Adults (25-64)
I was born in Russia, where I began figure skating at the age of three. As I advanced in my athletic career, I realized that many athletes struggle with mental health, but don’t have resources to get support or don’t feel that they can ask for help. I wanted to be part of the solution, so I decided to study Psychology and offer much-needed support to athletes.
I aspire to provide a safe and supportive environment where I can help my clients overcome their struggles with mental health and achieve success in their personal and athletic lives. Through my experience in figure skating, coaching, and the field of mental health, I have come to see how vital the mind-body connection is, particularly for athletes. I have developed a holistic approach to address the unique needs of competitive athletes and promote overall balance, health, and optimal success. Therapy is a team sport, so we’ll work together to set goals and make a roadmap to create positive change in your life. I’d love to be part of your team!
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The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Anaheim, CA), Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (in progress)
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I am a Psychological Trainee and working under the supervision of Dr. Mindia Gabichvadze (#34139). I offer in person services at our Beverly Hills office and virtual appointments to residents of California.
Additional languages: Russian
Insurance plans accepted: Medi-Cal managed care health plans, including Aetna Better Health, Anthem, Gold Coast, HealthNet, Inland Empire Health Plan, LA Care, Molina Healthcare, and San Francisco Health Plan
Self-pay fee: $50-$75
Sliding scale: Yes
Teenagers (13-18)
Young Adults (18-24)
Adults (25-64)
I was born in Russia, where I began figure skating at the age of three. As I advanced in my athletic career, I realized that many athletes struggle with mental health, but don’t have resources to get support or don’t feel that they can ask for help. I wanted to be part of the solution, so I decided to study Psychology and offer much-needed support to athletes.
I aspire to provide a safe and supportive environment where I can help my clients overcome their struggles with mental health and achieve success in their personal and athletic lives. Through my experience in figure skating, coaching, and the field of mental health, I have come to see how vital the mind-body connection is, particularly for athletes. I have developed a holistic approach to address the unique needs of competitive athletes and promote overall balance, health, and optimal success. Therapy is a team sport, so we’ll work together to set goals and make a roadmap to create positive change in your life. I’d love to be part of your team!
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Anaheim, CA), Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (in progress)
I am a Psychological Trainee and working under the supervision of Dr. Mindia Gabichvadze (#34139). I offer in person services at our Beverly Hills office and virtual appointments to residents of California.
Additional languages: Russian
Insurance plans accepted: Medi-Cal managed care health plans, including Aetna Better Health, Anthem, Gold Coast, HealthNet, Inland Empire Health Plan, LA Care, Molina Healthcare, and San Francisco Health Plan
Self-pay fee: $50-$75
Sliding scale: Yes
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