Looking for practical support in Bolesławiec or online—without the "hospital vibe"? We offer counselling and psychosocial training to work on stress, relationships, emotions, and everyday functioning. No medical diagnoses and no treatment; if medical support is needed, we help you choose the right pathway.
In Poland, it’s often assumed that every crisis requires a doctor or long-term “therapy”. We work differently: in a counselling and psychosocial support model—practical, accessible, and without stigma. We’re inspired by the AU/UK/USA approach: early support, easy access, and real tools you can use in everyday life.
Many difficulties (stress, burnout, overload, relationship conflict, parenting challenges) don’t require a label—just clarity, skills, and a concrete plan.
✅ Practical approach: CBT-informed tools and Solution-Focused work (SFBT) — short exercises, tasks, and strategies you can use immediately.
✅ Here & now: together we set goals, priorities, and actionable steps between sessions.
✅ No medical diagnosis and no pharmacotherapy: we do not provide medical diagnoses; if medical/psychiatric support is needed, we help you choose the right pathway.
✅ Interdisciplinary team: counsellors, support specialists, educators, and a medical consultant—so the support matches your situation.
Bolesławiec & online — practical tools, a clear plan, real change
Practical support and skills training for stress, tension, worry, overload, and mood dips. Clear goals, an action plan, and everyday tools (CBT/SFBT in a counselling framework).
Educational and developmental meetings: emotion regulation, communication, school functioning. Goal-based work focused on practical skills.
Communication, boundaries, conflict, and rebuilding cooperation. Practical relationship work with steps you can implement between sessions.
Documents for private and court-related contexts: situation overview, functioning summary, and recommendations. Note: a private opinion is not the same as a court-appointed expert report.
Social Skills Training and supportive activities for regulation and daily functioning. No labelling—development-focused work for the child and parent.
Counsellors and specialists with psychology, education, and medical backgrounds.
Senior Counsellor & Forensic Expert
He completed a Master’s degree in Psychology (forensic and penitentiary specialisation) and a Master’s degree in Pedagogy (specialisation: vocational and personal counselling). He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Pedagogy (social rehabilitation and social prevention)....
Family Support Specialist, Psychosocial Counsellor
She completed a degree in Care and Education Pedagogy....
Child & Youth Support Specialist & Counsellor
She completed a Master’s degree in Psychology....
Psychosocial Counsellor, Psychodietician
She completed degrees in Psychology and Dietetics....
Medical Team Consultant (Psychiatrist)
Education: Medical Doctor, Psychiatrist....
Client Relations Manager
"The voice and heart of our facility." Makes you feel cared for from the first contact. Beata listens to your needs to perfectly match the support path to your situation....
Care Organization Manager
Guarantor of calm and professionalism. Ensures the entire support process – from formalities to documentation – runs smoothly, discreetly, and on time....
Infrastructure Manager
Creator of space. Ensures that crossing the Clinic's threshold, you feel an atmosphere of peace and harmony. Thanks to her, our offices are conducive to calming down and safe conversation....
Security Manager
Responsible for physical and digital security standards. His priority is ensuring full confidentiality and system reliability so you can focus solely on what matters to you....
"I recommend it to anyone planning to visit a specialist. Very nice people who understand and care about clients' needs."
"The Psychopedagogical Association is a team of very well-coordinated people, creating a wonderful environment and internal atmosphere. Wonderful, committed, caring people :)."
"A counsellor full of respect for others, a place where you can feel safe even expressing very unpopular opinions and thoughts."
Knowledge to help you decide
Online counselling (often casually called “online therapy”) is for people who want practical support with stress, relationships, emotions, and everyday functioning—especially when they need flexibility, live abroad, or prefer to meet from home. A stable connection and a quiet space are usually enough to get started.
A psychologist holds a Master’s degree in psychology and professional practice rights (in regulated systems—typically linked to an official register). A counsellor / certified psychosocial counsellor may have different base education (e.g., psychology, education/pedagogy, or other helping fields), with their counselling preparation confirmed through training and certification. In practice: psychologists more often work in assessment/clinical services, while counsellors focus on support, skills training, psychoeducation, and functioning.
Psychotherapy is a specialist form of treatment work, often linked to clinical mental health conditions. Psychosocial counselling/support focuses on skills, resources, psychoeducation, and practical strategies for situational difficulties. Our model does not replace medical treatment or clinical diagnosis—if needed, we discuss referral options with you.
We do not offer clinical diagnosis as a core service. If diagnostic or medical consultation seems necessary, we discuss it with you and support referral to an appropriate specialist (with your consent).
We do not provide medical treatment. We provide support, psychoeducation, and skills-based work (counselling, psychosocial training) to help people manage emotions and situational symptoms (e.g., stress overload, tension, relationship difficulties).
Yes. We distinguish: (1) Certificates — shorter confirmations (usually a few pages) covering session dates, format, scope of work, exercises, and relevant observations (as appropriate and with consent). (2) Extended written opinions — comprehensive, multi-page situational reports based on the work completed and tools used. These are private opinions and do not replace court-appointed expert assessments.
Yes—starting with an initial review of the case documentation. We recommend an assessment meeting first, then define goals aligned with the court documents, agree on the number/frequency of sessions, and provide progress confirmation/reporting where appropriate and consented.
No special preparation is required. A quiet space, stable internet (for online), and a simple goal (what you want to improve) is enough—your specialist will guide the process.
Fast booking, contact details, and directions to our Support Centre.
