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Dmytro Zapadynskyi — Psychologist and Addiction Rehabilitation Specialist

Dmytro Zapadynskyi is a psychologist and addiction rehabilitation specialist at RENESSANS Rehabilitation Center in Poland. His professional work focuses on helping individuals overcome alcohol, drug and gambling addictions, develop emotional awareness and establish healthier patterns of behaviour.

Education

Dmytro's educational background includes studies in psychology at the National Aerospace University “Kharkiv Aviation Institute” in Ukraine, with a qualification obtained in 2014, and the Russian State University for the Humanities, with a psychology qualification obtained in 2015.

Professional Experience

Dmytro works with individuals experiencing substance addiction, behavioural addictions, emotional difficulties and challenges associated with recovery.

His activities include individual and group support, addiction-related psychoeducation, helping participants recognise destructive behavioural patterns, and supporting the development of relapse prevention skills.

He is also involved in the management and development of RENESSANS and its rehabilitation services.

Approach to Rehabilitation

Dmytro's approach emphasises understanding the psychological and emotional factors underlying addiction. He focuses on personal responsibility, self-awareness, supportive communication, healthier coping strategies and sustainable changes in everyday life.

At RENESSANS, rehabilitation combines structured activities, psychological support, educational sessions and practical recovery skills. Each patient's situation is considered individually.

Consultations

RENESSANS offers a free initial consultation to discuss the person's situation, explain the rehabilitation program and identify possible next steps.

Individual psychotherapy sessions with an appropriately qualified specialist are available for €75 and last approximately 60–90 minutes. These sessions are separate from the free initial consultation.