Olga is a Registered Social Worker with the OCSWSSW, holding a Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University with a specialized Certificate in Interpersonal Violence and Trauma, as well as a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. She has worked in the trauma field since 2018 and has been providing counseling and therapeutic services since 2021, including crisis counseling, community mental health work with children, adolescents, parents, and families, and psychotherapy in private practice focusing on trauma, grief and loss, neurodivergence, and relationship challenges.

Olga has extensive experience in the child abuse prevention and response field in the United States.  She has presented at numerous conferences and provided trainings to communities on preventing and responding to child abuse, the impacts of childhood trauma, building resilience in children, and promoting healing from abuse. She also facilitated workshops for child welfare professionals on vicarious trauma and secondary traumatic stress, presented at professional conferences on preventing and healing from child abuse, and served on governmental policy committees on child welfare.

Olga is especially passionate about supporting individuals who have endured childhood trauma, sexual assault, and intimate partner violence, as well as those who are coping with chronic pain and disabilities, and those struggling with parenting and family challenges. She has completed advanced training in the treatment of trauma and believes in integrating a variety of evidence-based methods with a strengths-based, creative, and individualized approach to healing. Olga places a strong emphasis on the therapeutic relationship, emphasizing compassion, warmth, empowerment, and her own lived experience in forming an authentic connection with each client.