Hasai Aliev is a Professor, Ph.D. (Medical Sciences), author of patents, Honored Doctor of the Republic of Daghestan, and General Director of the Moscow Stress Management Center.
For ten years, h...view moreHasai Aliev is a Professor, Ph.D. (Medical Sciences), author of patents, Honored Doctor of the Republic of Daghestan, and General Director of the Moscow Stress Management Center.
For ten years, he has been training army psychologists and special task forces sent to hot spots, worked with the personnel who helped to raise the Kursk nuclear submarine, and assisted in the rehabilitation of the victims of the terrorist acts in Kaspiisk, Kizlyar, Essentuki, Moscow, and Beslan, as well as of those who suffered from the forest fires that swept the Nizhny Novgorod Region in the summer of 2010. He has been involved in training athletes for the Olympic Games in China and the test pilots of the Mars-500 International Space Program.
Doctor Aliev is a member of the Psychological Support Council for employees of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, a member of the Moscow City Interdepartmental Council for the Coordination of Psychological Services, a member of the integrated group of scientific experts of the Russian yachting team, and a member of the Creative Union of Russian Artists.
Doctor Aliev's books are being translated into many languages; he is listed as one of the five most popular Russian authors in Paris. His first book, The Key to Yourself, came out in 1990 in Moscow, Sophia, and Warsaw. It was followed by another seven books, including "Gde vzyat sily dlya uspekha" (Plumbing the Depths of Success), "Metodicheskoe rukovodstvo dlya psikhologov, proforientatorov i sotsialnykh rabotnikov" (Methodological Guide for Psychologists, Vocation Supervisors, and Social Workers), "Svoe litso, ili Formula schastya" (Your Identity, or The Formula of Happiness), and "Metodicheskoe rukovodstvo dlya spetsialistov detskikh tsentrov reabilitatsii" (Methodological Guide for Specialists of Children's Rehabilitation Centers).view less