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Portrait of Oleh Betekhtin, author at Neurolutionary
Author at Neurolutionary

Oleh Betekhtin

Author | Founder of the Neurolutionary method

An entrepreneur and independent practitioner who develops educational materials about stress, emotions, automatic reactions, and body–mind health.

Studying psychological processes since 2017Neurolutionary method developed in 2024Educational author and project founder

Oleh Betekhtin is an entrepreneur, researcher of human consciousness, and creator of the Neurolutionary method. His work explores how beliefs, emotional reactions, and previous experience can influence decisions, relationships, and daily well-being.

At Neurolutionary, he develops explanatory articles and structured reflection exercises. Medical claims are not presented as personal diagnoses, and psychological framing is reviewed editorially.

Education and professional background

Oleh graduated from Kherson National Technical University in International Economic Relations and began his professional career at Procter & Gamble.

In 2011, he founded iFin.ua, an electronic reporting service for entrepreneurs. He later combined systems thinking from business with the study of psychology, decision-making, and personal change.

Focus of the educational work

Since 2017, Oleh has focused on emotional reactions, neuroplasticity, internal beliefs, and repeated behavioral patterns.

In 2024, he organized this work into the Neurolutionary method. On this website, that author-developed approach is clearly separated from evidence-informed medical guidance.

Common topics include:

  • stress and the nervous system;
  • automatic emotional and behavioral reactions;
  • self-observation and internal beliefs;
  • personal boundaries;
  • the interaction of prior experience with current coping strategies.

Editorial role

Oleh develops article structure, examples, and reflection exercises and works to keep the writing understandable and practically useful.

Psychological wording is reviewed by Natalia Betekhtina (Kostromina). Sources are listed in the articles, and symptoms are not reduced to universal emotional causes.

Editorial team

Another profile

Natalia Betekhtina (Kostromina)Psychology editor at Neurolutionary