Psychologist with a master’s degree in social psychology, part of the CSDC team since 2017. Life skills trainer and coordinator for homeless children in Rustavi.
Tinatin Varamashvili is a graduate of Sokhumi State University with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in social psychology. She has been a member of the CSDC team since 2017. Within the Ministry of Education’s Transit Educational Programme she works at Caritas Georgia’s 24-hour shelter and day centre in Rustavi, where she is a life skills trainer and coordinator for homeless children.
Since 2013 she has worked at Rustavi Public School No. 18 — first as a psychologist and inclusive education specialist, and since 2023 as a senior special education teacher. She has many years of training experience, delivering trainings for World Vision, Etalon College and Kandigo School, as well as in a civic integration project in Tetritskaro and Tsalka.
She has completed trainings of a UNICEF partnership project for second-chance education programmes, and courses on managing challenging behaviour and crisis situations, child psychotherapy and new psychoactive substances (“EU for Georgia”, 2025).