Ewa Fortuna-Korczyńska
I am an integrative psychotherapist for young people and adults, and a family therapist
About me
In my therapeutic work, the most important thing for me is to build a safe relationship with the patient, based on empathy, mindfulness and respect. I want patients to feel at ease and to be able to trust me. I take an integrative approach, combining various schools of psychotherapy, which allows me to tailor my methods to each person’s individual needs and readiness. During therapy, I help clients understand and process their emotions, and support them in adapting to change. I create a space in which they can develop skills to cope with difficulties and build healthy relationships. My aim is to accompany them as they discover their own paths to emotional wellbeing. I believe that everyone has the potential to change their life and influence the quality of their existence.
I have experience working with families in which one person has neuroatypical needs. In such sessions, we focus on working together to resolve tensions that make everyday life difficult. I see the family as a dynamic system in which all members influence one another, a system that has its own resources and great potential.
Education and experience
I am a qualified teacher and am currently completing my studies at the DIALOG School of Psychotherapy. For the past three years, I have been working at the Day Unit of the Children’s and Adolescents’ Clinic at the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology (IPiN). I have experience in running support groups for parents, parenting workshops, individual therapeutic work with adolescents and adults, group therapy, art therapy and family therapy.