A graduate of the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Warsaw, where in 2017 she obtained a master's degree in psychology with a specialization in clinical child and family psychology and forensic psychology. From 2018, she is also a PhD student at the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Warsaw.
At the Institute of Mother and Child, Mrs. Justyna Hermaniuk has been working since 2017 as a psychologist in the Department of Early Psychological Intervention and the Daytime Rehabilitation Center for Children of the IMiD. In her work, she deals with the diagnosis and assessment of the mental development of young children, as well as psychological assistance for children with development disorders. It also supports families in dealing with emerging emotional and regulatory difficulties.
Through professional development, she has acquired the qualifications to use the ADOS-2 (Autism Spectrum Behavior Observation Protocol ) in clinical diagnosis and the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale 5. She is currently undergoing training to become a Video Communication Training ( VIT ) trainer, during which she is subject to ongoing supervision.
In individual and family work and during therapeutic classes, Mrs. Justyna supports parents of young patients in empathetically noticing their children's initiatives and feelings. Together with them, she tries to look at reality through the eyes of a child, to better recognize his needs and to foster a trusting bond.
Privately, she is a lover of cats and culture. Mrs. Justyna likes to spend her free time in theaters and strolling through art galleries.
