Nina Zvingerová graduated with a master's degree in Addictionology at the 1st Faculty of Medicine of Charles University. She is a participant of psychodynamic training at SUR. He has five years of experience in ambulatory care for clients in various stages of addiction development and with various types of addiction. He also has several years of experience in counseling work in prisons. She is still developing her therapeutic skills, having completed a number of courses in the field of psychology/psychotherapy and professional internships in treatment facilities.

"I am based on psychodynamic psychotherapy, but I do not limit myself directly to it. Work with meaning and motivation and an existential direction are also important to me. I try to look at the problem of addiction on a broader scale - I believe that it does not arise by itself, but certain reasons lead a person to problems with addictive substances or processes. So it is not something that can be "fixed", magically changed and continue on the same path. I consider the experience of addiction or another problematic habit to be a challenge - often a life-threatening one. It is a call to understand and change yourself, your relationships (including to yourself), values and other aspects of functioning in your own life. To grapple with this challenge is to give yourself a chance for a healthier, deeper and richer life."

In the words of a quote: "Although no one can go back and start over, anyone can start today and give their story a new ending" (C. Bard).