• Understanding mental health conditions;
• Risk assessment (including the risk of suicide or violence);
• Communication with clients and their families, which is crucial  building rapport, obtaining relevant information, and planning futhure interventions. 

• A low-intensity psychological intervention program developed by WHO for individuals affected by stress or crisis situations.
• Aimed at reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression and improving daily functioning.
• Uses techniques such as problem solving, activation of social support, relaxation, and behavioral activation.

• Assessment skills  (rapid assess of individuals in crisis, including evaluating their safety, level of distress and immediate needs);
• Psychological First Aid;
• Crisis de-escalation;
• Self-care and burnout prevention for psychologists.

Theoretical knowledge and practical skills of counseling representatives of the LGBTIQ+ community

Theoretical knowledge and practical skills of self-help in stressful situations; skills of conducting group training sessions according to this program.

Psychological support of adults and children experiencing loss (based on CBT methods).

• Counselling and psychodiagnostics of military personell;
• Psychological support of rehabilitation process;
• Psychological support of family members;
• Prevention of psychologists' burnout. 

• Psychological aspects of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship;
• Psychological aspects of support provided by family members and professionals;
• Crisis intervention;
• Psychological assessments of emotional and mental health needs of patients and their relatives (including assessing for depression, anxiety, PTSD etc.).;
• Undestanding family dynamics etc. 

Mandatory part of the training of future psychotherapists according to the requirements of the European Psychotherapy Association. It includes theoretical and practical parts, group psychotherapy self experience.