Anna Telichowska-Leśna

Anna Telichowska-Leśna provides psychiatric care at the clinic in Warsaw Wesoła. As a specialist at Centrum Medyczne doktorA, she combines formal psychiatric specialization with training in cognitive behavioral therapy. She completed psychiatry specialization in 2010 and holds a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist certificate (PTTPB) from 2007. Her professional experience includes 2003–2009 work at Wojewódzki Szpital Bródnowski, II Department of Psychiatry at the Medical University of Warsaw. Since 2009, she has worked at Mazowieckie Centrum Psychiatrii “Drewnica” in Ząbki as a senior assistant. Her academic output includes a 2005 publication in Wiad. Psychiatr. titled about a paranoid–catatonic syndrome in the course of herpes simplex virus encephalitis, presented as a case with a favorable outcome.

Education

• 1996-2002 — Medical Academy in Warsaw, I Medical Faculty.
• 2007 — Certificate of a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (PTTPB).
• 2010 — Psychiatry specialization.

Work experience

• 2003-2009 — Wojewódzki Szpital Bródnowski, II Department of Psychiatry, Medical University of Warsaw.
• 2009-present — Mazowieckie Centrum Psychiatrii “Drewnica” in Ząbki, senior assistant.

Clinical focus and techniques

As a specialist at the clinic, Dr Telichowska-Leśna practices psychiatry with a documented cognitive behavioral therapy background.

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy training (PTTPB certificate).

Professional societies and certifications

• PTTPB — Certificate of a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist (2007).
• Psychiatry specialization — completed in 2010.

Academic output

• 2005 — “Zespół paranoidalno-katatoniczny w przebiegu wirusowego zapalenia mózgu o etiologii Herpes Simplex – przypadek o korzystnym przebiegu”, Wiad. Psychiatr. 2005; 8(4/05):259-262.

Courses and advanced training

• No additional courses are listed in the profile.

Awards and recognition

• No awards are listed in the profile.

Dr Telichowska-Leśna consults at the clinic in Warsaw Wesoła. The profile does not list consultation languages, but she is part of the clinic’s psychiatric service team.