Anna Ludwin-Właszczuk

Experience of working with patients:

• since 2023.

She gained experience:

• through outpatient work with patients,
• in psychological clinics in Warsaw,
• at a psychological and educational counselling centre,
• at a primary school in Warsaw,

Education:

• 2021 – present – Dialog School of Psychotherapy,
• 2018–2019 – Postgraduate studies in Education and Rehabilitation of People with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism, Academy of Special Education in Warsaw,
• 2003 – University of Warsaw, Master’s degree in Pedagogy

Additional training:

• 2024 – How to work with patients with personality disorders depending on their severity?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2023 – Training in mentalisation-based group therapy (Siri Johns and Dyvind Urnes),
• 2022 – Dilemmas in couples’ and family therapy with Prof. Bogdan de Barbaro, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2022 – Enrich your toolkit – elements of provocative therapy, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2022 – How to work with couples in a psychotherapy practice?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2022 – How to work with a patient with narcissistic personality disorder?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2022 – Enrich your practice with mindfulness, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2022 – What should every psychotherapist know about the new ICD-11 classification?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2021 – Crisis intervention – how to work with someone who has been affected by a sudden tragedy?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2021 – What should every psychotherapist know about behavioural addictions?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2021 – What can we learn from psychodynamic therapists about building relationships?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2021 – How to work with young people struggling with obesity?, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2021 – How to work with patients with eating disorders / training for psychologists and psychotherapists, Dialog Therapy Centre,
• 2021 – When a patient reports suicidal thoughts, Dialog Therapy Centre.

She specialises in:

• support for people with ACoA and ACoD,
• support for people with PTSD,
• support for LGBTQIA people,
• working with people suffering from depression,
• working with people with chronic illnesses,
• working with adults with Asperger’s syndrome
• working with victims of violence,
• working with people going through divorce,
• working with people experiencing a suicidal crisis.