Anastasia Domanski

In my practice, I work with trauma, relational dynamics, family systems (including adoption and non-biological parenthood), adolescence, and life crises. Like every analytical practitioner, I work with dreams, symbols, mythological imagery, psychological complexes, and the process of interpretation, supporting each client in the search for their individual path and forms of self-expression.

Earlier in my academic training, I studied the religions and philosophical traditions of India. I am open and interested in working with clients from different cultural background, provided they feel comfortable engaging in therapy with a practitioner who approaches their experience with respect, curiosity, and humility, while continuing to learn rather than assuming cultural expertise.

Analytical Psychologist & Art Therapist (2016–present) Private practice. Individual and group psychotherapy with adults and adolescents. Work includes long-term analytical therapy and shorter-term therapeutic processes.

Areas of focus include psychological trauma, family and relational dynamics (including adoption and non-biological parenthood), adolescence, neurotic conditions (panic attacks, psychosomatic symptoms, obsessive thoughts and behaviors), and life crises. Work is grounded in analytical psychology and art therapy, with attention to dreams, symbols, complexes, and the process of individuation.

Group Facilitator / Art Therapy Groups (2017–present) Design and facilitation of therapeutic and reflective groups using art-based and analytical approaches. Groups focused on emotional regulation, self-expression, relational themes, and personal meaning-making.

Psychological Practice in Multicultural and Migration Contexts (2017–present) Ongoing clinical work with clients living in emigration and cross-cultural contexts. Support with issues of identity, belonging, adaptation, family stress, and trauma related to migration and displacement.

Academic Teaching Experience (2007–2015) Lecturer in philosophy and related humanities disciplines. Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus. Teaching experience contributed to strong skills in conceptual clarity, ethical reflection, and working with complex theoretical and existential material.

Training in Analytical Psychology (2014–present) Ongoing professional training and clinical practice in Jungian analytical psychology, including individual and group work, supervision, and continuous professional development. Over 1,200 study hours in analytical (Jungian) psychology. Certified member of the Association of Analytical Psychologists (Russia).

Art Therapy Training (2020–2021) Professional training in art therapy integrated into individual and group therapeutic practice. Completed at Karkur College, Pardes Hanna-Karkur, Israel.

Master’s Degree in Political Philosophy (2005–2006) Vilnius, Lithuania. Graduate-level education with a focus on political philosophy, cultural studies, and the anthropology of religion. Seven years of lecturing experience (2007–2015) at the Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus.

Studies in the Anthropology of Religion (2012–2014) Academic program initiated by the Harvard Institute for Anthropology, with a particular focus on lived religious traditions and contemporary religious practices.