Magdalena Shafie

• Conducts crisis intervention, individual and short-term therapy, and support groups

• Conducts consultations for people in various crisis situations, especially in the area of ​​chronic diseases, but also when other important life changes occur, or difficulties in social and interpersonal relationships.

• It provides psycho-oncological assistance to patients and their relatives at all stages of the disease (diagnosis, causal treatment, chemotherapy/radiotherapy, convalescence, relapse, symptomatic treatment, palliative care).

• Works with people suffering from psychosomatic disorders, patients' families and patients waiting for and after transplantation, and also deals with broadly understood loss (abandonment, mourning).

• It also provides psychological support to doctors, nurses and paramedics who are in crisis due to work overload.

• Conducts training for medical staff

• Works with adults

Education

• Psychological studies at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities

• Postgraduate specialization studies in Psycho-oncology at SWPS University recommended by the Polish Psycho-oncological Society

• Postgraduate studies at SWPS University - Psychosomatics and Somatopsychology

• Intensive Crisis InteMy work consists primarily in the readiness to provide help so that people can understand themselves, learn the causes of their difficulties and open up to emotions. This often involves accompanying people in human suffering, the most difficult moments of life, sometimes a silent presence. Sometimes it is also a creative attempt to support people in finding development opportunities, because improving the quality of life always means development, leading to changes.rvention Course in the Psychological Intervention and Training Group "Arcan" by Mirosław Madejski and Wojciech Szlagura

• Training of Transplantation Coordinators at the Medical University of Warsaw,

• Numerous workshops and courses at national psycho-oncology conferences, the Open University of the University of Warsaw, as well as training in providing psychological assistance to bereaved people (at the Nagle Sami Foundation).

Experience

• Medical Clinic – including: accompanying oncology patients at the time of diagnosis, intervention work,

• Bielański Hospital - crisis interventions, patient consultations, psychological assistance for patients and their relatives, as well as white staff of the Hospital Emergency Department (and then other hospital departments).

• Negotiations and mediations in crisis and conflict situations as part of the duties of the Representative for Patient Rights in all hospital departments.

• Conducting training for medical staff (e.g. providing difficult information).

My work consists primarily in the readiness to provide help so that people can understand themselves, learn the causes of their difficulties and open up to emotions. This often involves accompanying people in human suffering, the most difficult moments of life, sometimes a silent presence. Sometimes it is also a creative attempt to support people in finding development opportunities, because improving the quality of life always means development, leading to changes.