Aleksandra Radovanović has built a multidisciplinary career spanning data analytics and psychotherapy. She began her professional path working in HR and later combined this experience with data analysis, providing strategic people data and insights within the global development industry. She subsequently transitioned into psychotherapy and currently runs a private practice focused on individual therapy through a constructivist lens. In addition, she is a member of an NGO based in Novi Sad that, among other initiatives, provides psychological support to LGBTQ youth.
Her professional interests centre on how mental health systems are structured, implemented, and experienced across different socio-political contexts. In particular, she is interested in examining how mental health is addressed in Kosovo and Serbia, exploring both systemic gaps and innovative practices. By comparing these neighbouring contexts, she aims to identify areas for mutual learning and contribute to the development of more accessible, responsive, and culturally attuned mental health frameworks in the region.
Keywords: mental health, mutual learning, collective trauma, psychotherapy
