The endings of important life events and relationships are often difficult to enact and troubling to experience. This course explores theory, research, and real-world settings that address when and why individuals are tested by endings, how we and health professionals respond to common life endings, and what an ending might tell us about the nature of the things that have ended.
Ph.D. (Moscow State University, 2008). M.A. (Clinical Psychology, Moscow State University, 2004). Founder of the International Research Network on Time Perspective, 2006 - present. Contributor to Time Diagnostics, London, U.K., 2013-present. Supervisor of B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. students at Tallinn University in Estonia and at Stockholm School of Economics in Riga, Latvia. Works as an independent researcher in Copenhagen, Denmark. Research interests are within psychological time, cultures, design thinking, creativity, complex systems, and social simulations. With DIS since 2014.
