Natalya Kryvokon'
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20.05.1965
Doctor of Social Psychology and Psychology of Social Work. Thesis subject: The Social-psychological ensuring the development of social services in Ukraine, 2012.
Ph.D. in Social Psychology. Thesis subject: The Social-psychological factors of Professional identity of Specialists of Social Welfare, 2002.
Professional experience:
September 2013 – till now: Professor of Department of Practical Psychology, The Faculty of Psychology, Kharkiv National University named after V.N. Karazin. Lecturer, scientific researcher
1997 – 2013 - Head of Department of Social Work Chernihiv State Technology University
1997 – 2008 Social projects carried out under the auspices of the Ministry of Social Policy of Ukraine and the Ministry of Great Britain International Development, Agency for International Development and Cooperation of the Government of Sweden (SIDA), the World Bank "Social Investment Fund" on the basis of institutions of social protection.
Honorary diplomas of the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy of Ukraine (2004, 2009) and other awards
Publications:
1. The Social-psychological ensuring the development of social services in Ukraine. Thesis to obtain the scientific Degree of Doctor of psychological Sciences, Kyiv, 2012.
2. The Social-psychological factors of Professional identity of Specialists of Social Welfare. Thesis to obtain the scientific Degree of PhD in social psychology, Kyiv, 2002.
3. The Problems of Social work and Social Policy in Ukraine. Tutorial, Chernihiv, 2012.
4. The Social-psychological ensuring of social work in Ukraine. Monograph. Kharkiv, 2011.
5. Changes category in aspect of psychology of social work, Problems of General and pedagogical psychology, Kyiv, 2010
6. Social-psychological features of development of socially- psychological services to people of advanced age, Problems of modern psychology, Kyiv, 2010
7. Crisis situations of personality : fitting for typification and value in aspect of development of social services, Visnuk of Kharkiv National University named after V.N. Karazin, Kharkiv, 2013.
At all more than 50 publications
