Ewa Bystrzyńska

I am a child and adolescent psychologist, a systemic psychotherapist, and a family and couples therapist.

Education: Psychology, SWPS University, 2005; Education, Higher School of Education, 1996
Psychotherapy training: MABOR I School of Psychotherapy 2011–2015

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About me

When working with children and young people, I believe it is essential to build a relationship based on trust and a sense of security. In therapy, I focus on the child’s individual needs, exploring their inner world of feelings and relationships. I use techniques from cognitive-behavioural therapy, integrative therapy and solution-focused therapy.

Education and experience

I graduated with a degree in psychology from SWPS University in Warsaw and completed a comprehensive training course in Systemic Psychotherapy at the Mabor Centre, as well as a one-year training course at CTPB in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for children and young people. I have also completed a postgraduate course in sociotherapy for children and adolescents. I gained experience at the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in the Children’s and Adolescents’ Clinic in Warsaw, during an internship at the Synapsis Group, as well as at the ‘Dajemy dzieciom siłę’ Foundation and the Warsaw Centre for Educational and Social Innovation. I provide individual psychotherapy for children and young people (autism spectrum disorder, selective mutism, ADHD, adjustment difficulties, depression, anxiety disorders, psychosomatic disorders) using an integrative approach. I support families experiencing relational and emotional crises. For many years, I have been running social skills training sessions for children and young people, as well as therapeutic groups, for example for girls on the autism spectrum.

I can help with:

ADHD
AuDHD
autism
pervasive developmental disorders - autism, Asperger syndrome (AS)
gender dysphoria
crisis intervention
selective mutism
intellectual disability
abnormal personality development
victim of violence, domestic violence, peer violence
chronic illness of a child or family member
divorce-related issues
grief in the family
school and peer problems
upbringing difficulties
suicide attempts
adjustment disorder
blended family
self-harm
learning difficulties
parental support
concentration difficulties
anxiety disorders - phobias, social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder, panic attacks
mood disorders
attachment disorders (including reactive attachment disorder - RAD, disinhibited attachment disorder)
self-aggressive behaviour

factsInteresting facts

I run training courses for parents: parenting skills training, as well as courses for parents of children with ADHD at the Psychological and Educational Counselling Centre.

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