Ana Dolidze

Clinical Psychologist

Ana Dolidze

Medically reviewed byAna Dolidze · Clinical Psychologist· Last updated: August 13, 2026

Ana Dolidze holds a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology from Caucasus University and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Marist College (New York, USA). Her professional interests include clinical psychology, mental health research, crisis intervention, and evidence-based psychological practice.

Ana is currently completing an internship at the Guga Sikharulidze Mental Health Research Center, where she is involved in clinical, educational, and research activities. She also gained practical experience at the Nata Meparishvili Psychological Center and the Women's Protection Crisis Center, where she took part in initial client assessment, conducted individual psychotherapy sessions, and assisted with treatment planning.

Ana is a co-author of a scientific article published in the international peer-reviewed Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal. Her research interests concern community-based mental health services, psychosocial rehabilitation, and improving access to psychological care.

Alongside her professional work, Ana is actively involved in raising awareness of mental health and in educational activities. She speaks Georgian, English, and Russian.

Credentials & competence

Experience
3 years

Education & international qualification

  1. Bachelor's degree in Psychology

    Marist College · ამერიკის შეერთებული შტატები · 2020

  2. Master's degree in Clinical Psychology

    Caucasus University · საქართველო · 2024

Strategic experience & leadership

  1. Intern Psychologist

    Nata Meparishvili Psychological Center · 2024–2024

  2. Intern Psychologist

    Women's Protection Crisis Center · 2024–2025

  3. Clinical Psychologist Intern

    Guga Sikharulidze Mental Health Research Center · 2026–present

  4. Doctor's Assistant

    Caraps Medline · 2022–2022

Research & publications

  1. Three Perspectives on a Clubhouse Startup: Members, Staff and Community Partners

    Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal · 2025 · PMID: 40232763 · DOI: 10.1037/prj0000643

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