Student Research Centre for Clinical Psychology
OBJECTIVE
Developing students' interests in clinical psychology, learning how to write scientific papers and the ability to use sources of scientific literature.
Main activities
- Workshops and Seminars
- Research Projects
- Guest Lectures and Meetings
- Publishing Research Results
- Development of Practical Skills
- Organization and Logistics
The Clinical Psychology Research Club's program covers a wide range of topics, from research writing workshops to conducting their own research projects. With the support of experienced supervisors and experts in various fields, students will be able to develop their skills and deepen their knowledge of clinical psychology.
Supervisor of the scientific club
Dr. n. med. Dorota Janikowska-Hołoweńko - specialist in clinical psychology, psychotherapist
e-mail: dorota.holowenko@interia.eu
„"I encourage you to participate because of the topics covered in diagnostics, therapy, and psychological research. The group intends to invite specialists from various fields of science, primarily medicine, psychology, and statistics.
I hope that we will find people willing to take part, we intend to cooperate with the Polish Psychological Society in preparation for the conference and also present the European Certification program for psychologists, EuroPsy.”
Dorota Janikowska-Hołoweńko, MD, PhD
MEETING DATES in the winter semester of the academic year 2025/2026
* April 14, 2026 – 6:30 p.m., room no. 110, Campus "A", 7 Pelplińska Street, 80-335 Gdańsk // hybrid meeting with Prof. Beata Tarnacka, neurologist and rehabilitation physician at the Medical University of Warsaw.
Topic: "Non-pharmacological treatment of chronic pain syndromes in patients with musculoskeletal disorders.".
APRIL 10, 2025.
April is full of important and valuable meetings. Last week, the Student Research Group of Clinical Psychology at the Warsaw School of Economics organized a meeting in the series "Feminoteka x StandUp – Stand Up to Harassment in Public Places!"„
The training in the 5D methodology, or effective ways to respond to harassment in public places, was led by Dominika Kasprowicz, a trainer from the Feminoteka Foundation. Workshop participants learned how to react in harassment situations, how to avoid being a helpless bystander, and how to ensure their own safety and the safety of the person experiencing harassment. This is an incredibly important topic, not just for women. Therefore, we are delighted that so many students participated in the event.
