Olga Kaver
Olga Kaver is a psychologist; a systemic, process-oriented and regression psychotherapist; a constellation facilitator; a PhD; holds a Master's in Psychology from the University of Barcelona; teaches at the Online Institute of Psychotherapy; specializes in the psychology of infertility, pregnancy and motherhood; and is a writer. Her books include “I Want a Baby: What to Do When the Little One Is in No Hurry?”, “You Will Be a Mother: How to Get Pregnant When It Just Isn't Happening” and “Surviving Without Losing Your Mind: After the Loss of a Child.”
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Olga went through a period of infertility herself and overcame it. In her own words: “I have seven children: four in this world and three in the other.” This experience shaped her work, and she became one of the first in Russia to address the psychological causes of infertility.
Olga is a co-founder of PUER, the International Institute of Human Reproduction in Barcelona, Spain.
For many years Olga trained with Russian and European constellation masters, including Mikhail Burnyashev, Gunthard Weber, Wilfried De Philipp, Matthias Varga von Kibéd and Insa Sparrer, Marianne Franke-Gricksch, Thomas Bryson, Joan Garriga, Stephan Hausner and Ursula Franke.
Olga has lived in Spain since 2012. She first came to lead a seminar at the Montserrat monastery, settled there two years later and graduated from the University of Barcelona. Her command of Spanish, French, English and German has allowed her to complete many training programs in forms of psychotherapy still unknown in Russia. In the summer of 2019 Olga's family suffered a terrible tragedy that changed her profoundly: her daughter was killed. Having lived through this personal loss, Olga opened a new direction in her work — helping people live through grief after the death of loved ones, especially parents who have lost a child or a pregnancy.
Since 2020 Olga has studied in a long-term program at the Portland Institute for Loss and Transition with Professor Robert Neimeyer, in the meaning reconstruction approach to grief therapy. She currently represents Professor Neimeyer in the Russian-speaking world.
Since 2020 she has also organized the Renacer movement (“Rebirth,” a mutual-support movement for parents who have lost children) in the Russian-speaking world. In her work Olga draws on a range of approaches and methods: her own method of reproductive psychology, Arnold Mindell's process-oriented therapy, trauma therapy, perinatal psychology, the systemic-phenomenological approach, systemic, family and structural constellations, constellations of fears, dreams and symptoms, biological decoding, and more (she is grateful to Elena Veselago for her support and clarity). Olga has also developed her own method and transformational process, “Back from the Land of Grief.”
Website: kaver.es
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/okaver
Olga is a co-founder of PUER, the International Institute of Human Reproduction in Barcelona, Spain.
For many years Olga trained with Russian and European constellation masters, including Mikhail Burnyashev, Gunthard Weber, Wilfried De Philipp, Matthias Varga von Kibéd and Insa Sparrer, Marianne Franke-Gricksch, Thomas Bryson, Joan Garriga, Stephan Hausner and Ursula Franke.
Olga has lived in Spain since 2012. She first came to lead a seminar at the Montserrat monastery, settled there two years later and graduated from the University of Barcelona. Her command of Spanish, French, English and German has allowed her to complete many training programs in forms of psychotherapy still unknown in Russia. In the summer of 2019 Olga's family suffered a terrible tragedy that changed her profoundly: her daughter was killed. Having lived through this personal loss, Olga opened a new direction in her work — helping people live through grief after the death of loved ones, especially parents who have lost a child or a pregnancy.
Since 2020 Olga has studied in a long-term program at the Portland Institute for Loss and Transition with Professor Robert Neimeyer, in the meaning reconstruction approach to grief therapy. She currently represents Professor Neimeyer in the Russian-speaking world.
Since 2020 she has also organized the Renacer movement (“Rebirth,” a mutual-support movement for parents who have lost children) in the Russian-speaking world. In her work Olga draws on a range of approaches and methods: her own method of reproductive psychology, Arnold Mindell's process-oriented therapy, trauma therapy, perinatal psychology, the systemic-phenomenological approach, systemic, family and structural constellations, constellations of fears, dreams and symptoms, biological decoding, and more (she is grateful to Elena Veselago for her support and clarity). Olga has also developed her own method and transformational process, “Back from the Land of Grief.”
Website: kaver.es
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/okaver
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