Kovtoniuk Vitalii

Vitaliy Kovtonyuk is the founder and head of Union Centr’s rehabilitation center in Kyiv. He created the center with the stated goal of giving people a real chance to recover, and he built a service pathway that covers everything from an initial consultation to social adaptation. In the clinic’s team presentation, he is also described as leading work that includes correction of dependent and co-dependent behavior through individual and group therapy. For patients, this matters because addiction recovery is rarely a single appointment—it requires a structured sequence of medical and psychological steps. Kovtonyuk’s leadership is positioned around continuity of care, so treatment can move from assessment to rehabilitation without patients having to start over.

Education

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Work experience

• Founder and head — Union Centr (Kyiv), rehabilitation center “Union”.

Clinical focus and techniques

As a leader in addiction rehabilitation, Kovtonyuk’s work is oriented toward comprehensive support and therapy that addresses both dependence and co-dependence.

• Correction of dependent and co-dependent behavior.
• Individual therapy and group therapy within rehabilitation.
• Full-cycle rehabilitation pathway from primary consultation to social adaptation.

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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Union Centr operates in Kyiv and provides rehabilitation services for people facing drug and alcohol addiction. The clinic’s consultation pathway is available through its website, supporting patients who need both treatment and a plan for social reintegration. Kovtonyuk’s role is to ensure that the center’s care model stays continuous—from first contact to rehabilitation outcomes.