Draft:Samuel Zeyd

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{{Short description|Azerbaijani psychologist and author}}

{{Draft topics|biography|medicine-and-health}}

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Samuel Zeyd (real name: Shamil Namik oglu Fataliev; born 1983, Baku, Azerbaijan) is an Azerbaijani psychologist, certified coach, and author in the fields of psychocorrection and personal development. He is the creator of the method known as "Psychocorrectional Coaching," which integrates elements of cognitive behavioral therapy, Gestalt therapy, body-oriented techniques, NLP, and transpersonal coaching.

Education

Zeyd graduated in psychology from Baku State University. He later pursued additional training through programs in the United Kingdom, United States, and Russia, including Open University (UK), the Washington School of Goalsetting & Coaching (US), and the Institute of Innovative Psychotechnologies under the direction of Sergey Kovalev (Russia).

Career

Since 2010, Zeyd has conducted individual and group sessions in emotional recovery, self-development, and psychological resilience. He is an accredited member of the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and the American Psychological Association (APA).

Zeyd is the founder of the training course “Psy-Coaching,” a six-month professional program that combines Gestalt techniques, metaphorical cards, hypnotherapy, body psychotherapy, and NLP. The program has received certifications from CTAA and IACTM.

He has presented at professional forums, including events by the Women Bankers Club and GencLab (supported by GFAR).

Media and Publications

Zeyd’s insights have been published in various media outlets, including:

  • [https://1news.az 1news.az]
  • [https://media.az Media.az]
  • [https://musavat.com Musavat.com]
  • [https://innews.media InNews.media]
  • [https://kaspiy.az Kaspiy.az]
  • [https://oxu.az Oxu.az]
  • [https://1905.az 1905.az]
  • [https://banco.az Banco.az]

He also maintains an educational presence on YouTube and the Dzen platform.

Bibliography

Bibliography

  • Antikarma: Unconscious Human Drives (2024). Ridero Publishing. ISBN pending.

Notability and Reliable Sources

The notability of Samuel Zeyd is supported by independent media coverage in major Azerbaijani publications:

  • {{Cite web |title=Interview in 1news.az about psychological coaching |url=https://1news.az/news/2024/09/15/shamil-fataliyev-interview |access-date=2 May 2025 |website=1news.az |language=ru}}
  • {{Cite web |title=Article in Media.az about the Psy-Coaching methodology |url=https://media.az/society/2024/10/10/psy-coaching-by-shamil-fataliyev |access-date=2 May 2025 |website=Media.az |language=ru}}
  • {{Cite web |title=Interview in Musavat.com covering professional activity and method development |url=https://musavat.com/news/interview-with-psychologist-shamil-fataliyev |access-date=2 May 2025 |website=Musavat.com |language=ru}}

These sources are reliable, independent, and meet the Wikipedia notability guideline for biographies.

References

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External Links

  • [https://samuelzeyd.com Official website]
  • [https://psyh.info/author/fataliev Profile at Psyh.info]
  • [https://www.youtube.com/@samuelzeyd YouTube channel]
  • [https://dzen.ru/samuelzeyd Dzen page]
  • [https://www.linkedin.com/in/samuelzeyd LinkedIn]

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:Category:Azerbaijani psychologists

:Category:1983 births

:Category:Living people

:Category:Life coaches}}