About the specialist
Oleg Bereziuk is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and mental health specialist whose professional work combines clinical medicine, psychotherapy, supervision, and the organization of systematic psychological care. He holds a Ukrainian medical degree and has studied biology and psychology in the United States, which has shaped his interdisciplinary approach to understanding the human mind, the psyche, and recovery processes.
Within the professional community, Oleg Bereziuk is recognized as a psychotherapist, training psychotherapist, and supervisor with the Ukrainian Association of Psychotherapists in the field of Adlerian depth psychology. His professional profile encompasses psychotherapy, psychiatry, supervision, and the training of mental health professionals.
Today, Oleg Bereziuk heads the mental health department at the UNBROKEN Center in Lviv. In this context, his work focuses on the psychological and psychosocial rehabilitation of people who have survived the traumatic experience of war, particularly military personnel, veterans, families of victims, and children.
Education and professional background
He studied at the Lviv Basic Medical School, graduating with honors. He later graduated from the Lviv Medical Institute / Danylo Halytsky Lviv State Medical University, also with honors. From 1991 to 1996, he studied biology and psychology at the University of Illinois at Chicago in the United States.