To the anniversary of psychologist Elena Borisovna Fantalova

The article is devoted to the analysis of the professional, scientific and pedagogical activities of the famous psychologist, candidate of science in psychology, associate professor Elena B. Fantlova and is dedicated to her anniversary. All of E.B. Fantlova’s professional activities, as a graduate of the psychology department at Lomonosov Moscow State University, are connected with psychology, both general and clinical. She developed original tests to assess values and accessibility of values, which are used in Russian psychology. She develops the theme of “Russian Catharsis” as a possible option for psychological assistance for people. The article traces her professional line as both a researcher and a teacher. Her research experience was gained in the fields of pathopsychology, psychosomatics and examination. The teacher’s experience was formed during work at the faculty of clinical psychology at MSSMU named after Evdokimov (now — Russian university of medicine of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation) and Moscow state university of psychology and education.

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