Yurii Lukiianchuk, Psychologe/-in

Yurii Lukiianchuk — Spiritual Support and Recovery Program Facilitator

Yurii Lukiianchuk is a member of the RENESSANS Rehabilitation Center team in Poland. His work focuses on spiritual support, personal development and helping individuals establish healthier and more meaningful lives during recovery from addiction.

At RENESSANS, Yurii participates in the non-medical aspects of the rehabilitation program, including group activities, personal conversations and structured reflection.

Areas of Support

Yurii helps participants explore important aspects of recovery, including personal responsibility, healthy boundaries, emotional honesty, relationships, forgiveness and rebuilding trust.

He supports individuals in reflecting on their values, decisions, personal experiences and long-term goals.

His work encourages participants to develop greater self-awareness and a stronger sense of direction in life.

Approach to Recovery

The RENESSANS rehabilitation program addresses addiction through a combination of psychological support, structured daily activities, education, group participation and personal development.

Yurii contributes to the spiritual and personal growth components of this program, helping participants reflect on their experiences and develop healthier ways of relating to themselves and others.

His activities are supportive and educational in nature and do not replace clinical psychotherapy, psychiatric care or medical treatment.

Rehabilitation at RENESSANS

RENESSANS is a residential rehabilitation center located in Pokrzywna, Poland.

The center supports individuals affected by alcohol addiction, drug addiction, gambling addiction and related emotional and behavioural difficulties.

Patients and their families can request a free initial consultation to learn more about the rehabilitation program, discuss individual circumstances and explore possible next steps.

Yurii works as part of the wider rehabilitation team, contributing to an environment that supports reflection, responsibility and long-term personal change.