From the first day of the diagnosis of “HIV infection” significant emotional experiences arise and pronounced deviations in the state of neuropsychological and somatic health of HIV-infected persons are registered. Moreover, the emotional experiences of an HIV-infected person are, in most cases, associated with the occurrence of suffering and require medical, social and psychohygienic correction [2, 3]. With any serious or incurable disease, there is a need to restructure the orientation of the individual. According to some authors, serious mental disorders appear in HIV-positive people. The pathological process creates conditions for the functioning of psychological mechanisms that have no place in “normal" mental development and can lead to distorted personality development [1, 2, 4, 5].