International Experience
Matthew’s comprehension and capacity to assist disparate populations are enhanced by his international experience, which encompasses numerous countries:
- Sheffield, United Kingdom: Private Practice. Matthew acquired a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies of mental health care in a diverse urban population while operating his private practice in this location.
- Azerbaijan: Conducted seminars for European psychology students on global sex and sexuality education, gaining insight into cultural sensitivities and socio-political challenges.
- Erasmus Project: Lead partner and expert in six countries (Ireland, Malta, Croatia, Poland, and Lithuania). This position broadened his comprehension of the diverse educational and psychological requirements that exist throughout Europe.
- Lithuania: Visiting lecturer at Vytautas Magnus University and training for psychologists and social workers at the Family Crisis Centre “Viena Stotelė,” which is a member of the Lithuanian SOS Children’s Villages Association. He also conducted training sessions regarding sex education for educators and youth workers in Tetos, Lithuania. These experiences underscored the significance of customised methodologies in various cultural contexts.
- Guatemala: Conducted an assessment and provided training on adolescent pregnancy, as well as incest. He continues to provide clinical supervision and training to psychologists at Casa Isabel, a facility that he assisted in the establishment of. He acquired profound insights into the influence of socioeconomic factors on mental health during this period.
- Ireland: Contributed to the professional development of therapists in Ireland by providing sex therapy training at Dublin Business School.
- Hungary: Conducted a comprehensive seminar on the integration of various therapeutic modalities in Central Europe for the Gestalt Hungarian Association.
Keynote Address: Delivered a keynote address to the Lithuanian Psychology Association on “Sexuality and AI,” discussing the intersection of technology and human sexuality.
Supervision: Continuously contributes to and learns from a variety of psychological practices worldwide, supervising practitioners in Egypt, Turkey, Portugal, Lithuania, Guatemala, Italy, and Germany.
International Experience
Matthew’s comprehension and capacity to assist disparate populations are enhanced by his international experience, which encompasses numerous countries:
- Sheffield, United Kingdom: Private Practice. Through his private practice, Matthew gained a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies of mental health care in a diverse urban population.
- Azerbaijan: Conducted seminars for European psychology students on global sex and sexuality education, gaining insight into cultural sensitivities and socio-political challenges.
- Erasmus Project: Lead partner and expert in six countries (Ireland, Malta, Croatia, Poland, and Lithuania). This position broadened his comprehension of the diverse educational and psychological requirements that exist throughout Europe.
- Lithuania: Visiting lecturer at Vytautas Magnus University and training for psychologists and social workers at the Family Crisis Centre “Viena Stotelė,” which is a member of the Lithuanian SOS Children’s Villages Association. He also conducted training sessions regarding sex education for educators and youth workers in Tetos, Lithuania. These experiences underscored the significance of customised methodologies in various cultural contexts.
- Guatemala: Conducted an assessment and provided training on adolescent pregnancy, as well as incest. He continues to provide clinical supervision and training to psychologists at Casa Isabel, a facility that he assisted in the establishment of. He acquired profound insights into the influence of socioeconomic factors on mental health during this period.
- Ireland: Contributed to the professional development of therapists in Ireland by providing sex therapy training at Dublin Business School.
- Hungary: Conducted a comprehensive seminar on the integration of various therapeutic modalities in Central Europe for the Gestalt Hungarian Association.
Keynote Address: Delivered a keynote address to the Lithuanian Psychology Association on “Sexuality and AI,” discussing the intersection of technology and human sexuality.
Supervision: Continuously contributes to and learns from a variety of psychological practices worldwide, supervising practitioners in Egypt, Turkey, Portugal, Lithuania, Guatemala, Italy, and Germany.
2024 in Ireland
3. Team members engaging in a professional workshop or training session in a conference room setting.
2020 in Hungary
A joyful group of friends or colleagues taking a selfie indoors, exuding warmth, connection, and positivity, ideal for articles on mental wellness, social support, or community-building.
2018 in Guatemala
A diverse group participates in a mental health seminar focused on emotional well-being and community support, led by facilitators.
2017 in Azerbaijan
A group of attendees at a psychology conference seated on the floor, engaging in a professional gathering focused on mental health and personal development.
2018 in Lithuania
2024 Lithuania
A diverse group of young professionals gathered together for a team-building event or workshop, emphasizing community, diversity, and growth within a supportive environment.
“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.”
“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance.”
Recent Thoughts
Performance Lab Environment for Mental Clarity and Focus
High performers are seldom incompetent. They struggle with carryover. Carryover of stress. Carryover of emotion. Carryover of intensity from one room to another.
High Performance Without Burnout
When work is in the high performers’ way, it is very addictive. They are quick, decisive, disciplined, competitive and outcome-oriented. They raise standards.
