Monika Więch

I am a psychologist and psychotherapist in Process-Oriented Psychology (Process Work).
I consider therapeutic work as part of a pathway that enables us to get to know who we truly are.

I have been especially focused on dream analysis for 20 years. In my view, dreams are powerful bridges between the known and the unknown.

My method combines work with the subconscious, bodywork, and regression techniques. I regularly apply dream work within the framework of Process-Oriented Psychology, and I also use lucid dreaming techniques.

I believe each person is unique, so I aim to find the therapeutic approach that best suits each individual. Together with the client, I begin a process of exploration — a kind of research — to discover unconscious layers, sleeping talents, and blocked emotions that, if not expressed or naturally integrated, may contribute to emotional or physical difficulties.

Although therapeutic work often involves facing challenging experiences and uncomfortable emotions, it can ultimately bring forward a person’s inner beauty, truth, and harmony. This process becomes a source of deep fulfillment — for both the client and myself as a therapist.

I am a member of the Polish Society for Process Psychology, and my therapeutic work is regularly supervised by a certified teacher of this method.

I have trained and developed my skills under the guidance of various specialists in Poland and abroad, including Bogna Szymkiewicz, Gary Reiss, Lane Arye, Clare Hill, and Dawn Menken.

For over nine years, I also organized and facilitated training courses for diverse groups of international participants. These programs focused on work organization and the awareness of cultural differences.

I am the author of a recording devoted to subconscious work entitled "Release from Fears" (listen here), and the co-author of the book "Healing Regressions" (Sadhan Publishing House, 1997)

I also have a recommendation from the Polish Society for Process Psychology, which I can provide upon request. More about my work: http://psychologia-procesu.org.pl/monika-anna-wiech

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