Marina Kukshinova (Hubert) — Relationship & Family Integration | Regression, Hypnotherapy, Holistic

Short Bio

Marina is the co-founder of Humanity Revival Institute and a core retreat facilitator. She helps people step out of emotional rollercoasters and bring maturity back into relationships—with warmth, honesty, and a strong inner foundation.

Full Bio

Marina Kukshinova (Hubert) is the co-founder of Humanity Revival Institute and one of the core retreat facilitators. She specializes in practical, state-based work that restores emotional stability and real connection—within yourself, in a couple, and in the family system.

Her strength is subtle yet highly actionable: emotional maturity, boundaries, trust, body connection, and rebuilding contact when relationships have become tense, distant, or repetitive. Marina works gently—but deeply. She helps you see where you lose yourself, why the same conflicts keep repeating, and what exactly needs to change so your relationships and your life stop running on autopilot.

Her approach is grounded, human, and clear: no dramatization, no “spiritual sugar,” just real integration that holds after you return home. Guests often leave with a calmer inner baseline, clearer communication, stronger boundaries, and a practical plan for rebuilding trust and closeness.

Marina is a regression practitioner, hypnotherapist, and holistic consciousness therapist.

Modalities / What she leads

Relationship and family integration work

Emotional regulation & boundary-building

Hypnotherapy and regression-based methods

Somatic/body-connection practices for stability

Integration sessions: insight → communication → action

Style

Warmth + precision. Caring, but direct. Safe container, honest feedback.

Languages

RU / EN / GER

What you typically receive in a retreat with Marina

Emotional stability and a calmer inner baseline

Clear boundaries without guilt or aggression

Better communication and restored contact in a couple/family

Understanding of repeating conflict patterns + practical ways to change them

A realistic integration plan that works back home