Psychoeducation and practical support

Connecting information with your experience

You can ask about terms used in an assessment, relationships between emotions and behaviour, or ways to describe your needs. Information is considered alongside your own experience. General knowledge about a difficulty does not, by itself, explain its cause for a particular person.

Appointments with Julia Augustyniak

Professional background: Psychologist, perinatal psychologist.

ACT and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT).

I work with calm and respect, helping you find a sense of harmony rooted in your own resources, needs and experiences.

• Support during pregnancy and after birth
• Postpartum depression
• Infertility and fertility-related distress

Agreeing a practical focus

Identify an area you would like to explore, such as daily organisation, responding to pressure, communication or understanding emotions. The scope of practical support is agreed with the practitioner. If you are interested in coaching, ask separately whether it is offered and what it involves.

Choosing and preparing for an appointment

Bring questions and examples that you want to relate to the information discussed. If you have an earlier assessment, ask about reviewing its findings. When booking, explain the topic, the participant’s age and the support sought. Clarify whether the meeting is individual or includes someone close to you.

How can I book a meeting?

Use the booking link to check services, current appointments and fees. If you are unsure which consultation to choose, contact the Sztuka Harmonii reception team and briefly describe what you would like to discuss.