Wiktor Buczek

• In my medical practice, I deal with the mental health of adults, with particular emphasis on the impact of the work environment on mental health (axis: stress > depression > burnout).

• I work exclusively with adult patients - over 18 years of age.

• Graduate of the Medical Academy in Warsaw (currently: Warsaw Medical University)

• Graduate of the Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, USA

• Works at the Clinical Mental Health Center at the Mazowiecki Bródnowski Hospital in Warsaw

• Member of the Polish Psychiatric Association

• Specialist psychiatrist

• Research and teaching employee of the 2nd Department of Psychiatry at the Medical University of Warsaw

• Manager for many years in organizations with diverse internal cultures

• Popularizer of knowledge about mental health in work environments

My work as a psychiatrist is based on deep respect for each person and an individual approach to their needs. I care about creating a safe and trusting environment in which patients can openly talk about their problems and feel understood. My approach combines biological treatment (drugs, pharmacotherapy) with empathy and patience, which allows for - I trust - effective diagnosis and treatment in accordance with standards. I believe that the goal of treatment should not only be to alleviate symptoms, but above all to strive for a real improvement in the functioning of patients and their quality of life. That is why I often recommend combining pharmacotherapy with psychotherapy, which brings the best results. Working with the patient, I try to find the best path to health together. I systematically improve my qualifications through self-education and participation in psychiatric scientific conferences to provide my patients with the highest level of care.