Anastasia, a dedicated researcher at Learning Seed, is skilled at developing narratives, creating engaging content and developing educational materials, designing innovative integrated trainings and running successful pilots. With a background in Social Work and a wealth of expertise in child and family counselling, she brings a unique perspective to her role, enhancing the effectiveness of trainings and narrative part. Anastasia started her professional journey by conducting assessments and offering individual counselling, and has dealt with complex issues within the criminal justice system. Also, professional experience in child protection, case management, counselling, legal support and supporting young people in their transition to independence, enable her to identify the needs of young people, families and society in general, so the training materials she produces is targeted and relevant. This diverse background has provided Anastasia with a solid foundation and extensive knowledge of the needs of young people and their families, as well as the daily challenges they face. Her skills extend to special education child support, student assessment, counseling and bullying prevention. Her skills, highlighting her ability to navigate complex issues, provide critical support and make a meaningful contribution to the wellbeing of individuals and communities. Her diverse skills include active listening, conflict resolution, resilience and advocacy. Her past involvement in youth exchanges and professional experience have motivated her to actively engage in community and non-formal learning, especially for young people trying to integrate in a demanding modern society and work life.