Self-Friendly Therapy provides therapeutical support in foreign languages.
We offer therapy and coaching sessions in English. Our 2 therapists: Waldemar Szwacja and Bartosz Niemier are ready to meet you both during face to face sessions and on-line.
Bartosz Niemier provides therapy for adults, while Waldemar Szwajca specializes in therapy for children, adults, and couples.
Below you will find the details about both therapists and kind of psychological support they can provide you with:
Waldemar Szwajca – psychologist
Before becoming a psychologist, I took on a wide range of professional roles, from office cleaning to editorial management, filmmaking, and even restaurant management—meaning I ate bread from more than one oven, and sometimes even baked it. I mention this because such experience opens up
quite a wide range of job prospects. Besides being a psychologist in the traditional sense, I'm also a soft skills trainer, coach, university lecturer, diagnostic psychologist, business psychologist, and neuropsychologist.
Above all, I'm a communicator. I strive to understand in order to better support others. Outside of my practice, I lecture on psychoeducation and support for social welfare institutions, as well as on transforming the institutional management paradigm. I am also a myth psychologist, exploring
the impact of myth on individuals and society. I also occasionally lecture to student psychologists.
My professional and personal paths have led me to positive psychology (which I'm become passionate about and have decided will be my specific specialization). I enjoy working with practices based on Jungian analytical psychology and the Adlerian approach to mental health issues. This makes me most effective when I work with people who, despite all odds, strive to find
something truly positive within themselves, understand their purpose, and move forward.
The method I use is very versatile and allows me to work as a child psychologist, couples therapist, and adult therapist. I specialize in providing psychological support to individuals and couples in crisis and struggling with neuropsychological issues. I also incorporate elements of Eriksonian therapy
and mindfulness techniques in my work, because I believe that at a crossroads, choosing the path that leads to the goal is crucial.
Bartosz Niemier- psychologist
I am a graduate of the master's degree in psychology with a specialization in clinical psychology from the SWPS University of the Faculty of Psychology in Poznań.
I gained my professional experience in psychiatric hospitals throughout Wielkopolska.
I am a member of the Polish Lacanian Field Forum, which is a member of the International Federation of Lacanian Field Forums (IF-EPFCL),
I participate in many seminars in Poland and abroad, including ‘The madness of our time’, ‘What passes between generations’, ‘What is a father’, ‘After trauma’, ‘What we call an event in the body’, ‘The uncanny in teenage desire’ and many others, as well as in clinical presentations.
I supervise my work regularly with experienced practitioners.
I work with adults and adolescents.
Specialists:
Bartosz Niemier
Waldemar Szwajca
