I am a psychologist currently undergoing a four-year comprehensive cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy training at the Cognitive Institute in Warsaw. I conduct individual therapy with adults, supporting them in better understanding their thoughts, emotions, and ways of responding to everyday challenges.

I graduated with a master's degree in psychology, with a clinical specialization, from SWPS University in Warsaw. I also completed a first-cycle course in Solution-Focused Therapy. I work as a psychologist in the 24-hour General Psychiatric Ward at the Mazowieckie Specialist Health Center in Pruszków. In my work, I have contact with several hundred patients each year, covering a wide range of clinical issues. I also have experience working with patients in prison settings and in private healthcare settings, where I conducted ADHD diagnostics and provided psychological support.

In my therapeutic work, I emphasize evidence-based practice, as well as collaboration and open communication with patients. I also enjoy collaborating with specialists in other fields, including psychiatrists, to provide comprehensive support tailored to my patients' needs. I continually update my knowledge by participating in specialized training courses and scientific conferences. I regularly supervise my work.

During therapy, I help patients better understand how thoughts and beliefs influence emotions and behaviors. Together with them, I explore effective ways to cope with challenges and improve daily functioning. Working with me is a process in which I focus on my patients' goals, capabilities, and strengths. I believe that everyone has the potential for change, and I am happy to assist them on this journey.

In my free time, I enjoy watching musicals and figure skating as a hobby. I'm also interested in Irish culture, which I return to with interest when traveling, discovering its music, traditions, and unique atmosphere.