Yevhen Onishchenko

Yevhen Onishchenko works as an addiction specialist and psychotherapist at Union Centr in Kyiv. His practice combines narcology and psychotherapy for each patient, focusing on how dependence develops and how it can be safely overcome. The clinic specifically describes cases of addiction to prescription drugs as a process that often starts unnoticed—when people try to relieve pain or anxiety—and then develops into stable psychological and physical dependence. In that clinical context, Onishchenko’s work includes medical intervention together with psychotherapeutic support, aiming at restoring the patient’s personality and helping them return to life without the medications. The clinic also outlines that treatment is designed to be safe and structured, addressing both the physical and psychological components of medication dependence.

Education

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Work experience

• Addiction specialist and psychotherapist — Union Centr (Kyiv).

Clinical focus and techniques

Onishchenko’s clinical focus is addiction treatment with an integrated medical and psychotherapeutic approach.

• Treatment of addiction to prescription drugs (medical intervention + psychotherapeutic work).
• Psychotherapist consultation as part of addiction care.
• Support for patients with drug addiction and benzodiazepine addiction.

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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Union Centr provides addiction care in Kyiv, including treatment pathways for drug addiction and benzodiazepine addiction. Patients can request a consultation through the clinic’s website. For international patients, the main practical benefit is that medication-related addiction is treated as a combined medical and psychological problem, not as a single “stop taking” decision.