Psychotherapy in english
In Mokotowskie Centrum Psychoterapii we have qualified specialists who offer individual and couples psychotherapy in english at Warsaw.
A consultation is our first meeting. You have a chance to meet the therapist and see if it is the right person to work with you. Consults may take up to 3 meetings to establish what kind of help will be most suited for you (counselling, short or long term psychotherapy). It can also turn out all you need now is a consultation.
You might be seeking therapy for a number of reasons. Your troubles might range from relationship issues, emotional difficulties, problems adjusting in a country far from home, to signs of depression and anxiety. If you are experiencing loneliness, lack od satisfying relationships in your life, you feel unhappy or see that too often you have the temptation to cover your feeling with alcohol, drugs, sex or other activities, psychotherapy may be also helpful.
You might find couples therapy helpful in a number of situations.
If you are going through a crisis (betrayal, mourning, violence, loss of a baby/pregnancy).
If you are no longer satysfied with your relationship, you feel lonely, not seen nor understood by your partner, you are thinking about breaking up.
If you feel that you want to work on the way you communicate with each other, to be able to talk to one another about your thoughts and feelings.
If you have decided to break up but you don’t know how to do it right to protect your children. You may no longer love one another and want to be with one another but you will always be the parents to your children – it will benefit them if you try to find a way of mutual understanding.
Price: 260zł each consultation/session.
To book an appointment contact us via email: kontakt@centrum-psychoterapii.com
Below you will find a list of psychotherapists working in english:
Michał Kopeć
I graduated in Psychology and in Clinical Sexology at the SWPS University. Currently, I’m in psychotherapy training at Laboratorium Psychoedukacji, recommended by the Polish Psychological Association and the Polish Psychiatric Association. I’m attending also couples and families therapy training at the same center.
I gained professional experience in places such as Lambda Association (LGBTQ+ organization) and Nagle Sami (foundation supporting people going through mourning). I carried out clinical internships at different psychiatric clinics in Warsaw.
I work with patients experiencing difficulties in creating and maintaining relationships, suffering from depression, anxiety, a sense of emptiness and hopelessness. I support people going through mourning and experiencing difficulties around their professional life.
As a sexologist, I help patients in the area of sexual dysfunctions, sexual preference disorders, relationship difficulties and others. I also work with LGBTQ+ individuals on accepting or defining their sexual orientation or gender identity and on dealing with minority stress.
I work with adults – individuals and couples.
For over 10 years, I’ve been involved in business and career counseling. I run development and management workshops for companies and NGOs.
This specialist works at ul. Wiktorska 19/9.
Katarzyna Bojarun
I am a certified Gestalt psychotherapist. I graduated from the four-year Gestalt Psychotherapy School in Warsaw. I have the European Association for Gestalt Psychotherapy (EAGT) Certificate in Psychotherapy. I regularly supervise my work with certified supervisors. I continually expand my knowledge and refine my psychotherapeutic skills.
Gestalt psychotherapy is one of the leading approaches in humanistic psychology and is based on the belief that each of us has the natural potential for development and the ability to function satisfactorily, as long as we remain connected to ourselves and are aware of our emotions, needs, and boundaries. Suffering often occurs when we lose this connection—when something within us remains unnoticed, unacknowledged, or impossible to express.
In my work, I accompany others with commitment, attention, and curiosity. I create a safe space for listening, experiencing, and self-discovery—one in which it becomes possible to express emotions, accept what is, and gradually change, always in harmony with ourselves.
At the Mokotowskie Psychotherapy Center I conduct individual psychotherapy for adults.
I work with people experiencing difficulties – both in managing their own emotions and in experiencing difficulties in relationships. I support them in understanding their emotions and moments of feeling stuck. I help them cope with depression, anxiety/anxiety disorders/neuroses/generalized anxiety disorder, and psychosomatic illnesses. I support people with mood disorders, difficulty controlling emotions, as well as low self-esteem and low self-worth. I accompany people experiencing life crises (in relationships, at work, and elsewhere), struggling with social functioning and relationships. I support adults experiencing feelings of emptiness, meaninglessness, loneliness, and those experiencing grief.
I have experience working with individuals with „DDA” ( Polish abbreviation that means adult child of a dysfunctional family), as well as with individuals who have experienced trauma, stress, post-traumatic stress disorder, and suicidal thoughts. In my work, I support individuals experiencing emotional and sexual abuse. I also invite individuals who would like to better understand themselves and make more aware and satisfying choices in their lives to join me. During psychotherapy, I help them name their emotions and communicate them outside.
I also conduct couples psychotherapy. I work with couples who want to better understand each other, rebuild closeness, learn constructive communication, and express emotions safely. I support partners in discovering their mutual needs, expectations, and boundaries, as well as in coping with challenges that arise in their relationship—such as emotional distance, loss of trust, conflict, or the feeling that “something has changed between us.” I help couples discover new ways of being together—based on authenticity, respect, and openness to dialogue.
I believe that the therapeutic relationship is crucial, which is why I do my best to create a relationship characterized by empathy, openness, trust, a sense of security, and full acceptance.
I also provide psychotherapy in Polish and French.
This specialist works at ul. Augustyna Locci 31.
Anna Bryja
I have obtained MA in Psychology at the SWPS University of Warsaw. I completed my psychotherapist training at Laboratorium Psychoedukacji, which is recognized by both the Polish Psychological Association and Polish Psychiatric Association.
I am also a graduate of Bachelor in English Studies and have spent a year of my Psychological Studies at the Winchester University in the UK.
I provide counselling and psychotherapy to adolescents over 18 and adults. My training, education, and exprerience in psychology has provided me with a strong background in both individual and group therapy. I am adept at assessment, intervention, counseling and therapy. I have worked in a wide variety of setting, including hospitals, clinics and private practice.
I have experience working with clients with multiple issues including personality disorders, schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, relationship and interpersonal issues. Therapy aims at learning new coping strategies, developing deeper awareness and better understanding of self. I provide a warm, nonjugmental, safe space to explore yourself and seek answers to questions that are troubling you.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
This specialist works at ul. Augustyna Locci 31 and ul. Wiktorska 19/9.
Agnieszka Znosko
I am a psychotherapist. I completed a comprehensive four-year training program at the Psychotherapy Study “Laboratory of Psychoeducation” in Warsaw (a training center recommended by the Psychotherapy Section of the Polish Psychological Association and accredited by the Scientific Section of Psychotherapy of the Polish Psychiatric Association).
I gained experience working with people struggling with psychosis and personality disorders at the Association for the Development of Psychotherapy and Community Psychiatry “Azaliowa”, as well as during clinical internships at the Clinic of Neuroses, Personality and Eating Disorders at the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw, and at the Psychological and Psychiatric Clinic. NZOZ psychomedic.pl.
I can help people experiencing:
emotional pain;
fears, anxiety,
depression;
low self-esteem;
mood disorders;
panic attacks;
loss, mourning;
trauma;
difficulties adapting to changes;
feeling of emptiness,
violence;
addictions;
thoughts of resignation or suicide;
difficulties in family, romantic and friendship relationships;
feeling lonely;
difficulty making decisions;
perfectionism, shame, irritability;
difficulties in understanding yourself, your emotions and needs;
self-destructive behaviors;
difficulty controlling emotions or actions;
people identifying as Adult Child of Alcoholic or Adult Child of Disfunctional Family
people with ADHD;
pregnant women;
parents who feel lost or burned out;
At work, the most important thing for me is to create relationships based on trust, respect and acceptance. I believe that it is the basis for achieving the desired therapeutic goals and improving the client’s well-being.
I work using psychodynamic modality with adults and groups. My work is supervised by certified PTP supervisors.
I also provide psychotherapy in Russian language.
This specialist works at ul. Wiktorska 19/9.