Psychologist and Psychotherapist Kornelia Rosłoniec

In psychotherapy, what matters most to me is genuine, authentic contact with another person — a meeting in which there is no need to strive, meet expectations, complete tasks, or hide one’s weaknesses. A relationship in which each person is good enough just as they are. In an atmosphere of acceptance and kindness, we look together at the difficulties being experienced and seek the most suitable ways of coping with them for each individual.

I am a psychologist and psychotherapist. I obtained my Master’s degree in Psychology from the University of Warsaw. I completed the international certification process for therapists in Process-Oriented Psychology. I work under the supervision of teachers of this method from Poland and abroad.

I work individually with adults and adolescents who:

• experience depression, overwhelming emotions such as anxiety or guilt, or mood instability

• face difficulties in relationships and feel dissatisfied with the way their connections with others are developing

• struggle with eating disorders, sleep problems, or behavioral addictions

• experience psychosomatic difficulties or obsessive-compulsive disorders

• have had difficult past experiences and feel unable to fully develop their potential because of them

• feel overwhelmed, overburdened, stressed, and perceive little control over their situation

• experience discrimination or exclusion and do not feel safe

• face parenting difficulties, feel they are losing connection with their children, or sense that their children are struggling in ways they do not fully understand and do not know how to help

I also invite couples who wish for their relationship to bring more joy, satisfaction, and fulfillment, as well as those who feel something in their relationship is changing, are experiencing a crisis, and want to navigate it in the best possible way for both partners.

I have over 15 years of experience in psychological work. Initially, I conducted workshops and consultations for teachers and parents. For several years, I have been working as a psychotherapist in private practice and have also collaborated with the SENS Psychotherapy Centre in Mińsk Mazowiecki. I completed an internship at the Psychiatric Ward of the Department of Psychiatry at the A. Jurasz University Hospital in Bydgoszcz.

I am a co-founder of the Deep Democracy Foundation, which implements projects supporting individuals who experience discrimination or difficulties due to their origin, gender, sexual orientation, or disability, and promotes methods of working with conflict.