Stanislava Azova was selected to join the casting panel for the children’s and teen series "Talent Academy" and the reality show "I’m Becoming a Star". Stanislava Azova – AVA graduated from the Prof. Pancho Vladigerov Music Academy in Sofia in classical piano and voice. Musician, psychologist, lecturer. She has extensive camera experience: music videos as a performer, personal and magazine photo shoots, television appearances, interviews and stage performances involving singing and dancing. In 2004, she won MM Television’s Best Female Performer award. In 2006, her single "Make Me High" entered European club music charts and reached the top 10 most-played songs. She is currently a Positive Psychotherapy consultant, a coach in personal development and harmonious relationships, and holds a master’s degree in Artistic Psychosocial Practices and Psychodrama. She participated in the Second National Congress of Clinical Psychology with International Participation in Sofia. She began training in voice and sound therapy after recognising, through her work, the strong impact of sound, music, art and dance on people and their beneficial effect on the psyche. She uses art approaches and techniques, transformational breathing techniques, pranic healing and psychotherapy as additional approaches and tools in her work. She completed facilitator training in Integral Constellations at the School of Integral Constellations and Evolutionary Techniques in Italy. She is an initiated energy healer in Prana, Reiki and Omni Healing systems, with over 10 years’ experience. She has trained in yoga nidra relaxation and ashtanga vinyasa yoga. Developing her talents, she completed a course in therapeutic finger painting in 2009, and in 2018 made her debut in a leading role in the first Bulgarian hip-hop series, "Lying Rhymes". She has made many television appearances on psychological topics, because psychological prevention is extremely important to everyone’s health. In 2017, she participated in the National Round Table on "Parents – Conflicts – Aggression and Child Protection" at the 44th National Assembly’s Committee on Children, Youth and Sports. Following the words of the great Federico Fellini, "A person should live spherically, in many directions," she describes herself as the creator of her own life. You can see the full interview with Stanislava Azova here: http://akademiazatalanti.com/?p=327 Visit our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/akademiqzatalanti