Psychological Counseling
What are individual psychological consultations within the Psychological Counseling?
The Department of Accessibility provides psychological counseling and immediate psychodynamic support. In difficult life situations, students and employees can receive free assistance from our specialists, who are always ready to listen attentively and offer guidance on how to overcome challenges. The university ensures a comfortable environment for conversations, complete anonymity, and professional psychological support within the Psychological Counseling Center.
A consultation session lasts 45 minutes and provides an opportunity to explore the issue together and consider how to best support the individual (no problem is too small to address).
Rules for using the Psychological Counseling support
Before scheduling an appointment with a psychologist, please review the rules for using psychological support(opens in a new tab).
Important Dates
At any time when we feel that life situations overwhelm us or when we need to seek expert advice through consultations.
Who can use the support?
Students, doctoral candidates, and staff of Wrocław University of Science and Technology
How long can I use the support?
We do not conduct therapy/psychotherapy within the Psychological Counseling. We provide advisory meetings only. The needs of beneficiaries are analyzed individually, and experts advise on the best solution.
Can I use the support during a dean's leave or health leave?
Yes.
Instructions for Obtaining Support from the Psychological Counseling Center
To schedule an appointment, log in to the Psychological Counseling Center application.
Your login credentials are the same as those used for USOS.
Students:
psychological support from the Department of Accessibility(opens in a new tab).
Employees and PhD students:
psychological support from the Psychological Support and Mediation Office(opens in a new tab).
If you cannot attend your consultation, cancel your appointment as soon as possible. Ideally, at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else can take your spot.
If you are experiencing issues with the application, try the following solutions:
- refresh the page
- log in using incognito mode
- use a different browser
- contact the Department of Accessibility (please attach a screenshot of the error): pomoc.n@pwr.edu.pl
Our Specialists
Patrycja Ciechanowicz - psychologist
My name is Patrycja Ciechanowicz. I am a psychologist and cultural anthropologist by education. I completed a 4-year Psychotherapy Course organized by the Wrocław Foundation for Mental Health Protection and Psychotherapy Development, accredited by the Polish Psychiatric Association. I am also a graduate of a 3-year psychotherapy course at the School of Psychological Help and Psychotherapy organized by the Psychological Education Center in Wrocław. I received training in Crisis Intervention at SWPS University. For many years, I have been involved in providing psychological support, and since 2015, I have been working with students at the counseling center at Wrocław University of Science and Technology during times when they experience various difficulties and crises. I encourage you to attend consultation sessions during which we can jointly explore the challenges you are facing and possible ways to resolve them.
Michał Rożko - psychotherapist
email: psychoterapeutamr@pwr.edu.pl
My name is Michał Rożko. I am a philosopher by education, a psychoanalyst, and a supervisor within the Polish Psychoanalytical Society and the International Psychoanalytical Association. I am the initiator and co-founder of a psychological counseling center for students at Wrocław University of Science and Technology, where I have been working as a psychotherapist since 2005. I offer consultation sessions where we can reflect together on your difficulties and consider how best to help. In my practice, I encounter a wide range of emotional issues experienced by my patients. I believe it is not worth postponing seeking help when one is suffering. Sometimes, the very decision to see a specialist is a significant internal step that brings hope. A conversation can offer support, a new perspective, and assistance in understanding oneself.
Monika Lassota-Golec - psychologist
My name is Monika Lassota-Golec. I am a psychologist with over 10 years of professional experience. I graduated from Wrocław University and the School of Psychological Help and Psychotherapy at the Psychological Education Center in Wrocław, which prepared me to provide professional psychological help. I have extensive experience working with students and people with disabilities.
I specialize in helping people who are experiencing:
- emotional difficulties (depression, anxiety, tension, and other emotional states that are hard to cope with),
- problems in relationships with others (in relationships, family, work),
- low self-esteem, lack of assertiveness and self-confidence,
- difficulties in coping with stress,
- difficulties adapting to a new situation,
- crisis related to life changes, loss of meaning, values,
- difficulties related to experiencing disability, chronic illness.
Mateusz Kur - psychologist
email: mateusz.kur@pwr.edu.pl
My name is Mateusz Kur. I am a psychologist and cultural anthropologist by education. I am interested in a holistic approach to the human being, which allows me to combine different modalities in working with others-cognitive, emotional, and body-centered. I am currently training in Integrative Psychotherapy (Wrocław Institute of Psychotherapy) and Solution-Focused Therapy. I am particularly engaged in the topics related to people with disabilities, including Deaf individuals (I provide support in sign language). My many years of experience working with foreigners, combined with fluent English and my field of study, allow me to confidently navigate the area of support for people from cultural backgrounds different from the Polish one.
I have experience in:
- providing psychological support for people in crisis,
- working with stress and emotional management,
- helping individuals find their path to achieving their goals – supportive conversations (coaching),
- working with children and adolescents in the broad context of foster care,
- conducting conversations/support in sign language,
- conducting trainings/workshops,
- psychoeducation,
- resolving relational problems (work, family, relationships),
- seeking solutions in conflict situations using the NVC (Nonviolent Communication) method.