Stăvilă Alina

Stăvilă Alina serves as a Lecturer at the Faculty of Psychology and Social Work, European Studies University of Moldova. Concurrently, she works as a Clinical Psychologist for Green Cross Switzerland in Moldova, providing counseling services to children, adolescents, and adults. She also holds leadership roles as Coordinator of the SOCMED Program at Green Cross and President of NGO Adsisto, driving social initiatives and community engagement through volunteer projects.

Her academic credentials include:

• PhD candidate in Social Psychology at International Free University of Moldova (2016–present)
• Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and Psychological Counseling from International Free University of Moldova (2012–2014)
• Master’s degree in Penal Law from European Studies University of Moldova (2008–2010)
• Bachelor’s studies in International Relations at State University of Moldova (2008–2010)
• Specialized training in psychoanalytic therapy through Moldovan Society of Psychiatrists and Narcologists

Her professional focus integrates clinical practice with social intervention, specializing in psychoanalytic approaches derived from Winnicott and Klein for child/adolescent development. She applies theoretical frameworks to trauma counseling, family dynamics, and mental health across diverse populations, emphasizing community-based psychological support. Her work bridges academic instruction with field implementation through NGO partnerships.

No scientific awards or major recognitions are documented in available sources.

Regarding student supervision, no specific advising details are publicly available. Her dual roles in academia and clinical practice suggest potential opportunities for applied research in community psychology, though current grants or funded projects aren’t specified. Prospective students should contact her directly for supervision capacity and research alignment.

There is no indication of a dedicated research laboratory or team structure in the provided materials.