Anna Yaremenko

The work has a shape. It starts with clarity — often the most neglected step — because you can't genuinely choose a direction you haven't identified yet. We spend real time there, separating what you actually want from what you've assumed you should want. Once there's clarity, we work on the intention to choose it fully, not just understand it. Then comes the harder part: taking responsibility without blame, without excuses, without waiting. That step requires courage and real skill. We build both. Three evidence-based frameworks carry this process. The Responsibility Process® maps precisely how people move from blame and obligation toward genuine accountability. It's specific and honest in the most useful way. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) builds psychological flexibility: the ability to act on what matters even when it's uncomfortable, to stop fighting your internal experience and start moving. Positive Psychology grounds the work in what you're building — your strengths, your values, what a well-lived life actually looks like for you specifically. I don't work as the person with the answers. I bring structure, evidence-based tools, and a willingness to name what I notice — including what might be easier not to look at. The way I think about it: we're each on our own mountain. I bring my perspective on your journey; you know your terrain. Sessions are structured enough to make real progress, open enough to follow what actually needs attention.

I have almost 6 years of coaching experience, working with individuals and groups to build clarity, self-confidence, and intentional, values-driven action. I have conducted 950+ individual coaching sessions and led group coaching programs for over a year, supporting clients in personal growth, female empowerment, life transitions, and stress management. I have also facilitated a variety of trainings, webinars, and workshops for diverse audiences, combining mindset coaching, ACT, positive psychology, and the Responsibility Process® to create practical, impactful learning experiences. Alongside my professional experience, I am currently pursuing a Master of Applied Positive Psychology & Coaching Psychology at the University of East London, have completed the Positive Psychology Specialisation with Martin Seligman, hold accreditation in responsibility coaching, and am an EMCC-accredited coach. This foundation informs a structured, evidence-based approach to client work while keeping it warm, practical, and transformative.

Master of Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology – University of East London (2025–present) Currently pursuing this master’s program, integrating applied positive psychology and coaching principles to support meaningful change and personal growth. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Training - 2026 Completed an intensive ACT immersion program, gaining skills in applying evidence-based strategies for psychological flexibility, values-driven actions. EMCC Accredited Coach – European Mentoring & Coaching Council (July 2025) Achieved professional accreditation, recognising five years of coaching experience, commitment to ethics, and high-level coaching competency. Responsibility Coach Accreditation (June 2024) This accreditation is earned by mastering, applying, and demonstrating The Responsibility Process® and its personal and professional growth principles. It reflects a commitment to high standards in responsibility coaching through ongoing learning, practicing, and the demonstrated ability to inspire meaningful change in clients’ lives.  Responsibility Immersion Program (July 2023) has successfully completed Responsibility Immersion and earned the professional designation of Certified Responsibility Graduate. Positive Psychology Specialisation – University of Pennsylvania (Feb 2019) Completed training in applied positive psychology, including evidence-based approaches for resilience, well-being, and strengths-based coaching.