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Helen RepinaFine art expert, Ph.D. student

Helen, over the time she had worked with art, noticed that art is often viewed through the veil of exclusivity. People even think they’re not good enough for it. Being more than 8 years in art professionally, she is sure things are the other way around. In her courses, Helen breaks down even the most complex matters into fascinating and comprehensible topics. That way, she ensures art is open for people and people are open for art.

Yulia LeshchenkoProducer of the production department of “The Right Hemisphere of the Introvert”, mentor at the Higher School of Economics in St. Petersburg

Everything, everywhere and at once - briefly about me. I have a wide range of interests, so you shouldn’t be surprised if the song “Civil Defense” is cited as an example of a strong text. I consider myself a bit of a geek - I try to build a clear, structured narrative, but at the same time I don’t forget about emotions. In my profession, I can combine several roles at once, and this is always a great scope for creativity. I like to analyze, look for connections and structure, so in my lectures I give a ready-made basis and put it on shelves so that the listener has a clear understanding of the issue.

Rustem UsinovActor, acting teacher RGISI

Working with people is the reason why I chose the profession of acting. I am convinced that it is only through interaction with others that one can find and discover one's true self. That's why communication is so important in our lives, and that's what I help people with. Acting is impossible without interaction with the audience, especially obvious in theatre. When I am on stage, through my character, I have a dialogue with those sitting in the audience. I take them out of their comfort zone, surprise them and tell them something about themselves. I am a theatre graduate and have been working in theatre since 2018, and now I understand exactly what in the training programme has proved useful and applicable in life and what has not. Since 2021 I started teaching and found a certain pattern through which all my students found it easier to open up. Using the methods of L. V. Gracheva, M. Chekhov, L. Cohen, V. Meyerhold and others, I have already helped many students of different ages and professions to discover their natural voice and charisma. That's the best part of my job - seeing students' growth, their feats, their changes. The best part of communication is the element of surprise. You can't perform a play exactly the same way twice. Likewise, you can't take the same approach to all people and predict where the interaction will lead. And I teach my students to treat it not with fear, but with curiosity, as if they are watching a play and they are eager to find out what will happen next.

Maya DemidovaTheta practitioner, psychotherapist, professional coach

I apply all the knowledge, first of all, on myself, in order to be a shoemaker with boots and share not just theory, but experience. I explain important things in simple language, giving examples familiar to everyone. Every day I explore how we can, through work with the psyche, influence the results we get in life. I am a fanatic of my profession, and I am in love with the process through which life is greatly changed. I love to reveal in my clients and students the potential, talents, and strengths that they already have. I will help you work through negative financial attitudes and start making money doing what you love. I will teach you not only how to cope with impostor syndrome, but also how to achieve what you want. When teaching, I combine a structured approach and memes.

Elena BorovlevaTeacher of speech techniques, podcast host, producer of the production department of “Art for Introvert”

Since childhood I wanted to be able to speak beautifully. Even earlier, I was inspired by the idea of ​​​​working on the radio, and then in practice I realized how great it is to help people improve their speech and clearly convey their thoughts. I get great pleasure from the opportunity to pump myself up every day. Every day I study and analyze how people speak. This helps make lectures useful and supplement them with live examples. Speech needs to be constantly trained, so I try to give my listeners more practical exercises!