Monika Oleksiewicz-Berrino

Specializations:
Neuropsychologist
  -from 18 years old
Psychologist
  -from 18 years old
Individual Psychotherapy
  -from 18 years old
Child Psychologist
  -from 3 to 18 years old
 

Languages:
English

MSc Monika Oleksiewicz-Berrino

MSc Monika Oleksiewicz-Berrino is a psychologist and psychotraumatologist with a master's degree in neurocognitivistics, obtained from the Faculty of Psychology at the SWPS University. She also completed postgraduate studies in Psychotraumatology at the same university. She developed her practical skills during internships and practices in various renowned institutions, including the Foundation for Nobody's Children, the Neuropsychology Laboratory of the Institute of Experimental Biology in Warsaw, the Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Department of the 2nd Neurology Clinic of the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw, and the Acuphysio Physiotherapy & Sport Injury Clinic in Bray, Ireland.

She gained professional experience working in rehabilitation clinics in various departments, such as Long-Term Care Facility, Neurological Rehabilitation, Orthopedics, and Cardiology. There she provided individual consultations as well as conducted workshops and group classes.

She completed a course in Mindfulness Approach Studies with elements of Compassion and training in Neuropsychological Diagnosis in practice.

MSc Oleksiewicz-Berrino offers consultations also in English. In her practice, she works with both children, starting from 3 years old, and adults.

Specialist deals with:

• Consultations in crisis situations in relationships (divorce, new relationship, loss of a loved one, relationship crisis);
• Difficulties in adapting to illness, disability, the need for long-term treatment;
• Support in coping with chronic pain associated with illness or of unknown origin;
• Cognitive disorders: attention, learning, memory, language, speech, perception disorders;
• Support after experiencing a traumatic event related to life or health threats, being a witness to such a situation, or hearing about such an event experienced by a close person;
• Experiences of violence or suspicion of violence;
• Psychological support for caregivers/children of chronically ill people;
• Educational problems: difficulties in learning, in establishing relationships with peers, caregivers, parents, suspicion of developmental disorders;
• Finding oneself in a new social role, e.g., being a parent, grandparent, retiree, etc.

Education:

• Faculty of Psychology, SWPS University
• Postgraduate Studies in Psychotraumatology at the Centre for Postgraduate Studies and Training at SWPS University

Locations:

Centrum Medyczne Damiana Koneser
Plac Konesera 10a,
03-736 Warszawa