*** about

My name is

Tatsiana
Razzhavaikina

I am a licensed psychologist specializing in existential, process-oriented, person-centered psychotherapy.

My approach is grounded in presence, respect, empathy, and a genuine curiosity about you and your life.

How we relate to ourselves shapes our relationships with others and the world around us. We get hurt in relationships, and it is through relationships that we must find healing.

I create a therapeutic space where you can be fully yourself. Together, we build relationships — with yourself and others — that are authentic, honest, and intentional.

25+

years of professional
clinical experience

8+

years of experience as
an individual and group supervisor

100%

customized approach focused on your personal growth

*** Values

A Journey
to Self-Discovery

A space to slow down, reflect, and truly begin listening to yourself with care and honesty.

We focus on you as a whole person, not just symptoms — exploring your story with depth.

Personalized
& Deep Approach

Acceptance
Without Judgment

You are welcome as you are, without pressure to explain, prove, or justify yourself.

A relationship built on honesty, warmth, and respect — where you feel safe to explore and be.

Safety, Trust
& Genuine Connection

*** Concerns

*** Services

Therapy
Sessions

What Therapy
Offers

A supportive space for personal growth and meaningful change. Individual sessions focus on exploring challenges, uncovering strengths, and learning to accept what is. By connecting with your purpose and using practical strategies, therapy empowers you to move forward with clarity and intention.

An opportunity for growth through shared experiences. In a supportive yet sometimes challenging small group setting, you’ll explore dynamics, build trust, and foster personal growth. A complimentary interview ensures group therapy aligns with your goals.

A supportive space to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen relationships. We’ll work together to build trust, connection, and emotional safety, creating tools to support meaningful relationships and lasting harmony within your family.

Specialized support for parents of high-performing children, athletes, students, or performers. Together, we’ll create strategies to help you support your child’s success while staying grounded in your role as a parent, fostering balance, resilience, well-rounded growth for both of you.

Individual
Therapy

Couples
or Family Therapy

Group
Therapy

Elite Performer
Parenting Guidance

Guided
Journeys

$1000

Pricing excludes location costs

Art Insight Journey:

a Guided Path to Self-Discovery

a Guided Path
to Self-Discovery

In-person

For Groups of up to 15 participants

Art Insight Journey can also be a unique format to host family gatherings, soulful celebrations — creating space for connection, reflection, and shared growth.

Growth
Workshops

In-person & Online

*** Approach

A Whole-Person Approach: Mind, Body, Heart & Soul.

I practice a holistic approach that integrates mind, body, heart, and soul in the therapeutic process. In our work together, we bring awareness to thoughts, explore emotions, connect with the body, and reflect on deeper meaning — creating a balanced, personalized approach that supports your unique journey.

Mind

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Heart

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Soul

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Body

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We bring awareness to your thought patterns, beliefs, and inner narratives. Through reflection and insight, we explore how your mind shapes your experiences and develop clarity, flexibility, and intentionality in your thinking.

Your body remembers everything. It holds your emotions, tension, and stories. Together, we notice sensations and nervous system responses — using gentle awareness and grounding to support healing and regulation.

Mind

Body

Heart

Beyond logic and emotions, therapy is about meaning, purpose, and self-connection. We explore the deeper aspects of who you are — your values, intuition, and sense of fulfillment — helping you align with what truly matters to you.

Emotions are central to our work. You will have space to express, explore, and process your feelings — whether it’s grief, anger, love, or joy. We work toward emotional balance, self-compassion, and meaningful connections with others.

Soul

The Heart
of My Approach

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You want to deepen your self-understanding, gain clarity, and align with your core values.

You are navigating life transitions — career changes, relationship shifts, relocation, or personal transformation.

You are facing stress, anxiety, burnout, or loss and want a space where you can feel supported and seen.

You are a parent seeking mindful approaches to raising a child, especially in high-performance environments.

You’ve tried other approaches — or can’t quite name what’s wrong — but something feels off, and you sense there’s a more aligned way to live.

My Approach

Can Help If…

You’re looking for a manualized, step-by-step program instead of a personalized, intuitive approach.

You’re here because someone else asked you to be — not because you’re personally ready.

You are not open to reflection, dialogue, and emotional exploration.

You prefer direct advice rather than a process of uncovering your own insights.

You’re looking for a quick fix rather than space for deep self-reflection.

My Approach

May Not Be Helpful If…

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*** Contacts

Take the first step toward yourself. Reach out in the way that feels right for you, and I’ll respond as soon as possible.

(typically within 48 business hours.)

+1 402 770-3895

dr.razzhavaikina.psychologist@gmail.com

Address of the office:

Summerlin: (S. Durango Dr. & W. Sahara Ave.)

Other projects:

Documents:

Supervision (coming soon)

Organizations (coming soon)

My Path
to Psychology

Some people become therapists because of their own wounds. I’ve asked myself if that was my path, but my answer is no. What drew me in was a deep fascination with life in all its complexity. I’ve always been an observer — not to solve or decode everything, but to understand, to feel inspired, and to see something essential about people, relationships, and the world itself.

I don’t remember the exact moment I chose psychology, but I do remember the challenge that came with it: math. To study psychology in Belarus, I had to pass a math exam, and math has never been my language. But I found a way. I was admitted to study special education and psychology — where math wasn’t required — and in 1998, I graduated with a degree that allowed me to work as both a special educator and a psychologist. But I knew my path didn’t end there.

Encouraged by my parents, I began dreaming about Moscow State University, home to the best psychology department in the former USSR. Relocating to Moscow was a leap, but I was determined to immerse myself in the field. There, I gained a deep theoretical foundation, studying under some of the most prominent Russian psychologists. The field was still largely theoretical. Practical psychology was only beginning to emerge. However, I was inspired by professors who had trained abroad, including Yulia Gippenreiter, whose encounter with Carl Rogers shifted her career toward humanistic psychology.

Through my studies, I realized that to truly understand psychology, I needed to learn where it was actively evolving — Europe or the United States. Then, in 1998, life took an unexpected turn. I met someone whose presence changed my world, someone building a life in the U.S. It was him who first suggested the idea of applying to graduate school there. At the time, it felt impossible — another planet, another language — but love and support make the impossible possible.

So, I learned English. I took the required exams. And in 2001, I was accepted into the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to study psychology. This was where I truly became a therapist, educator, supervisor, and researcher. Through thousands of hours of clinical training, I developed my own approach to therapy — grounded in strong theory but shaped by real human experience. In 2007, I earned my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology.

Since then, my journey has continued through personal and professional transformations — relocation, a house fire, the birth of my son, divorce, single parenthood, career shifts, midlife crisis, and more. My love for psychology stayed with me through it all. I am deeply proud of the work I do with individuals, groups, and organizations. I know I am in the right place — grateful for the path that led me here, grounded in the present, and open to what’s ahead.

Psychology is not just my profession. It is a lifelong relationship. And it loves me back.

My Education
& Experience

Education & Training

Licensed Psychologist in Private Practice
(Las Vegas, NV & PSYPACT states)

• Individual, couples, and group therapy (online & in-person)
• Supervision of therapists and clinical consultation
• Retreats, workshops, and professional training

University Teaching & Supervision

• Faculty at the University of Denver & Argosy University, teaching Ethics, Cultural Competency, Trauma Therapy, Supervision and more
• Supervisor for therapists-in-training

Consulting & Public Speaking

• Presenter at national and international psychology conferences.
• Consultant for mental health professionals and organizations.
• Workshop leader on trauma, ethics, wellbeing, parenting, cultural adjustment and more

Professional Experience