Anna Połeć-Kowalczyk is a psychologist and sexologist. Provides psychological and sexological consultations and counseling. She works with adults as well as with teenagers. She also works with couples. She conducts therapy in both Polish and English.
She works with people who experience mood changes and have problems with broadly understood emotionality. She helps people struggling with behavioral addiction to sex or pornography, couples in crisis, people experiencing gender dysphoria and not understanding their sexuality. In her work, she combines elements of various therapeutic trends. Her work close to humanistic and psychodynamic thought.
Daria Zawadzka is a psychologist and sexologist, as well as a sociologist and has pedagogical training. She conducts individual sessions as well as sessions for couples. She works with adults, children and adolescents, including people from LGBT+ group. She provides consultations, psychological and sexological counseling, as well as psychoeducation.
She helps with problems related to sexual dysfunctions, but also with sexual orientation and identity. She focuses primarily on currently experienced difficulties, striving to improve the quality of life and building authentic relationships.
Julia Bernard is a psychologist and sexologist. She provides psychological and sexological consultations and counseling. She deals with psychological and sexological counseling for LGBTQ+ people. Her main area of work is diagnosis and therapy for transgender people. She conducts therapy for monogamous and polyamorous relationships.
She works in the sexuality-positive movement. In addition, she supports people struggling with various types of sexual dysfunctions, especially pain syndromes. In her practice, she relies on scientifically proven methods, mainly in the cognitive-behavioral approach and schema therapy.
Yevheniia Kibets is an empathetic psychologist. She offers individualized support to adults facing anxiety, depression, immigration-related challenges, eating disorders, self-image or self-esteem concerns, life transitions, burnout, loneliness, substance abuse, and uncertainty about the future.
Yevheniia also provides compassionate guidance to children and teens struggling with school difficulties, peer relationships, self-esteem, and self-acceptance. In addition, she works with couples to improve communication, address intimacy issues, and navigate major life changes.
Following a humanistic and cognitive-behavioral approach, Yevheniia also integrates psychodynamic techniques if the client wishes to explore them. She carefully tailors each treatment to meet the unique needs of her clients. Fluent in English, Ukrainian, and Russian, she creates a safe and understanding space for her clients to grow and heal.
Aleksandra Gontarz is a psychologist and sexologist. She works mainly in the cognitive-behavioral approach. She has experience in working with adults, children and adolescents. She conducts individual consultations as well as meetings for couples.
She conducts consultations for people who need support, broadening their knowledge about human sexuality and help in dealing with difficulties. She supports her patients regardless of gender, age, orientation, religion or nationality.
Alicja Kozakiewicz – PhD in medical and health sciences. Currently undergoing psychotherapy training in the cognitive-behavioral stream. She is a member of the Polish Society of Cognitive and Behavioral Psychotherapy and the Polish Sexological Society.
She conducts individual sessions with adults and adolescents over 16 years of age, and also supports parents in the field of issues related to children’s psychosexual development. She is friendly to GSRD and kink people.
Svitlana Pokhvalii is a psychologist. She has studied psychology in the United States (Montclair State University). She conducts individual and couples consultations. She also organizes trainings on emotional resilience, communication and building self-confidence. She helps people struggling with anxiety, apathy, low self-esteem, emotional burnout, lack of self-confidence, interpersonal conflicts and communication difficulties, as well as problems in relationships – both friendly and romantic.
In her work, she uses cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and a humanistic approach.