Weronika Miazga
I am a psychologist and a diagnostician specialising in children and young people, and I am currently undertaking psychotherapy training in the cognitive-behavioural approach
About me
In my therapeutic work, establishing genuine contact and building a relationship based on trust is key for me. That is why I create a space where a child can feel safe and freely express their emotions. I believe that an attentive and supportive relationship paves the way for discovering the child’s strengths and exploring new ways of coping with difficulties. It is important to me that therapy is tailored to the child’s age and needs, which is why I readily incorporate elements of play and creativity into my work. It gives me great satisfaction to see how, through this shared process, children learn to understand themselves better and develop more supportive coping strategies.
Education and experience
I completed a Master’s degree in psychology at the Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education, after which I obtained teaching qualifications and completed a postgraduate course in clinical sexology. I am currently enrolled on a four-year course in cognitive-behavioural psychotherapy at the CBT-EDU Centre, whilst undergoing PTTPB certification. I gained my professional experience working as a psychologist and therapist in therapeutic nurseries and a psychological and educational counselling centre, where I conducted individual and group therapy, assessments, crisis interventions and consultations for parents. I regularly take part in training courses and supervision sessions, which enable me to develop my skills and provide even better support to children, young people and their families throughout the therapy or assessment process.