Monika Balayan Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA)
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SOFIA, Bulgaria - Washingtoner -- Honorary Professor of Psychology Monika Balayan has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA), joining a global fellowship of innovators, reformers, and cultural visionaries.

Founded in 1754, the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) is one of Britain's oldest and most influential institutions, dedicated to advancing creativity, education, and social progress. Today, it unites more than 30,000 Fellows worldwide.

Among its Fellows are Adam Smith, Charles Dickens, Tim Berners‑Lee, Judi Dench, and David Attenborough — names that symbolize excellence across economics, literature, technology, arts, and science.

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By joining this distinguished circle, Monika Balayan brings Bulgarian psychology onto the global stage. Her election recognizes her pioneering work in Mneuro™ — an innovative method for subconscious transformation and cultural integration, combining symbolic architecture with energetic codes to unlock new dimensions of human potential.

This Fellowship highlights not only her personal achievement but also the emergence of Bulgarian psychology as a contributor to global innovation. Mneuro™ represents a breakthrough approach to education and personal growth, positioning Bulgaria as a source of transformative ideas with international resonance.

Learn more about the Mneuro™ Method