Yulia Diebolt
Clinical Neuropsychologist · Founder of the NeuroZabota Center · Author
★★★★★ 5.0
on Yandex Maps
★★★★★ 5.0
on Yandex Maps
Yulia Diebolt
International expertise and modern approaches to child development
Trained in Moscow and London, Yulia Diebolt brings together the traditions of the Russian school of neuropsychology and modern international methods of child development and intervention.
She specializes in child neuropsychology, applied behavior analysis (ABA) and sensory integration.
She is the founder of NeuroZabota, an interdisciplinary center in Moscow that takes a modern approach to child development, with a focus on concrete, visible results in everyday life.
Areas of Expertise
- Neuropsychological assessment and interventionAssessing and developing attention, memory, executive functions and learning skills. Identifying the child’s strengths and the areas that need extra support.
- ABA therapy — applied behavior analysisFunctional behavior assessment and building independence, communication and adaptive skills, grounded in the principles of contemporary behavioral approaches, including PFA/SBT.
- Sensory integrationAssessing how the child processes sensory input and working on sensitivity to sounds, touch, movement and other sensations. Building sensory regulation and helping the child adapt to everyday environments.
- Movement therapy and sensorimotor developmentMovement-based methods that build coordination, balance, postural control and body awareness, as part of the center’s multidisciplinary team approach.
- Emotional and behavioral regulationBuilding self-regulation skills, helping the child adapt to change, manage emotions and overcome everyday behavioral challenges.
- Individualized programs and team coordinationSetting developmental priorities, designing intervention programs, guiding parents and coordinating the work of several specialists while tracking progress.
Active in the international professional community
Yulia Diebolt is a member of the International Neuropsychological Society (INS), which brings together researchers and practitioners in the field of neuropsychology.
She regularly pursues continuing education, keeps up with the latest research and brings new professional approaches into her practice.
She regularly pursues continuing education, keeps up with the latest research and brings new professional approaches into her practice.
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Moscow Institute of PsychoanalysisMaster’s degree in Psychology, with honors - A. R. Luria Research Center for Child Neuropsychology — MoscowSpecialized training in child neuropsychological assessment, in the tradition of the scientific school founded by one of the pioneers of modern neuropsychology.
- FTF Behavioral Consulting — USATraining in Practical Functional Assessment and Skill-Based Treatment, including with Gregory P. Hanley, one of the world’s leading experts in the functional analysis of behavior.
- Yulia Erts School — MoscowHands-on training in functional analysis and behavior intervention methods.
Inside NeuroZabota
Founder of the NeuroZabota Center
Yulia Diebolt created NeuroZabota, a center that develops new approaches to child development by combining neuropsychology with behavioral and sensorimotor methods.
The main goal is to bring out each child’s strengths, help them overcome temporary difficulties and achieve visible progress in the shortest realistic time.
Yulia Diebolt created NeuroZabota, a center that develops new approaches to child development by combining neuropsychology with behavioral and sensorimotor methods.
The main goal is to bring out each child’s strengths, help them overcome temporary difficulties and achieve visible progress in the shortest realistic time.
Trusted by Parents
★★★★★
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Parents especially value Yulia’s professionalism, the way she connects with children, the depth of her observations and how concrete her recommendations are.
- Irina - ★★★★★ 5.0Review on Yandex Maps“Yulia is a true professional. She looks at the whole child, in real depth — she picks up on specific issues and starts working on them right away.”
- Tati T - ★★★★★ 5.0Review on Yandex Maps“Concise, professional and no fluff. Now I know exactly what to look out for. I’m so glad we ended up with Yulia.”
Books and Publications
“Handle the Meltdown, Not the Child”
In her book, Yulia Diebolt explains the neuropsychological mechanisms behind children’s emotional meltdowns and offers practical solutions, illustrated through eight common situations from everyday family life.
ISBN: 978-5-0068-9949-0
- LitRes — e-book edition.
- Yandex Books — read online or in the app.
- Rideró — publishing and distribution. ★★★★★ 5.0
- Wildberries — print edition coming soon.
“An Atlas of Therapies for Children’s Difficulties”
Coming soon
Yulia Diebolt’s new book is a reference guide for parents covering 100 methods for supporting a child’s development.
It explores the scientific basis, indications, goals and practical benefits of a wide range of therapeutic approaches.
The book helps parents find their way through today’s methods of support and make well-informed decisions.
Personal experience that complements her professional expertise
Yulia Diebolt is a mother of four. One of her children needed long-term rehabilitation.
This experience allowed her to see the process of helping a child not only through the eyes of a specialist, but also through the eyes of a parent: from searching for the right methods and specialists to making difficult decisions and tracking day-to-day progress.
Combining professional knowledge with personal experience helps Yulia shape her work around the needs of both the child and the whole family.
Combining professional knowledge with personal experience helps Yulia shape her work around the needs of both the child and the whole family.
Book a consultation with Yulia Diebolt
Yulia sees children and parents by appointment at the NeuroZabota center in central Moscow.
NeuroZabota
18A Milyutinsky Lane, Moscow
Phone: +7 (985) 059-07-03
Official website · Yulia on Telegram
NeuroZabota
18A Milyutinsky Lane, Moscow
Phone: +7 (985) 059-07-03
Official website · Yulia on Telegram
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