About Oksana Genkina

Oksana believes that a trusting therapeutic relationship is the foundation of meaningful therapy. She approaches each client with empathy, curiosity, and respect, creating a safe and supportive space where clients can feel heard and understood.

With many years of experience working with clients of different ages and backgrounds, Oksana is particularly interested in trauma, attachment, and the ways early relationships and life experiences continue to shape how we understand ourselves and relate to others. Her approach is trauma-informed and depth-oriented, with a particular focus on Jungian psychology and attachment theory.

Oksana sees therapy not only as a way to reduce symptoms, but also as an opportunity to understand oneself more deeply, discover inner resources, and create meaningful change. She values each person’s unique story and works collaboratively with clients at a pace that feels safe and appropriate for them.

Education

Northern Arizona University, Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (Current Student)

Novosibirsk State Pedagogical University,
Bachelor and Master of Arts in Early Child Education
Master of Science in Psychology with Emphasis in Education

Moscow Association of Analytical Psychology (MAAP),
500-Hour Foundational Program in Analytical Psychology

Additional training in psychodynamic approaches to eating disorders and Jungian analysis of fairy tales and myths. 

Modalities

Jungian / Depth-Oriented Therapy
Trauma-Informed Therapy
Psychodrama
Gestalt-Informed Therapy

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