Monika RomanowskaUniversity of Gdansk | UG · Institute of Psychology
Monika Romanowska
Doctor of Psychology
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Introduction
I am interested
in the history of the idea of the unconscious in psychotherapy, particularly in cognitive-behavioral therapies. I am
a certified CBT psychotherapist, working clinically in public health service and in my private
practice. I recommend the article: "Unconscious processes in Aaron Beck’s cognitive theory: Reconstruction and discussion” published in "Theory & Psychology" (2020) based on archival research in Beck's Archives, Philadelphia.
Additional affiliations
October 2015 - June 2019
Education
October 2010 - October 2014
Polskie Towarzystwo Psychoterapii Poznawczo-Behawioralnej
Field of study
- Certyfikat psychoterapeuty nr 355
Publications
Publications (19)
W latach dziewięćdziesiątych dwudziestego wieku Aaron T. Beck upublicznił swoje stanowisko dotyczące roli reprezentacji i procesów utajonych we współczesnej terapii poznawczej. Celem niniejszego artykułu jest przybliżenie terapeutom tego rozsianego po różnych publikacjach modelu teoretycznego. Beckowska konceptualizacja pojęcia nieświadomości stara...
In the nineties of the twentieth century Beck made public his attitude to the role of implicit
representations and processes in the contemporary cognitive therapy. The aim of this article is familiarizing therapist with this, scattered across various publications, theoretical model. Beckian conceptualization of the unocscious tries to get closer to...
The standard narrative about the origin of cognitive therapy has it that its originator, Aaron T. Beck, broke all ties with psychoanalysis and chose the evidence-based way of formulating his theory. It seems, however, that Beck’s attitude to the issue of the role and significance of latent mental processes was much more complex. The aim of this art...
Standardowa narracja na temat narodzin terapii poznawczej głosi, że jej twórca Aaron T. Beck zerwał wszelkie więzi z psychoanalizą i wybrał drogę formułowania teorii opartą na eksperymentach naukowych. Wydaje się jednak, że podejście Becka do roli i znaczenia utajonych procesów poznawczych było o wiele bardziej złożone. Celem artykułu jest przybliż...
Unconscious processes in Aaron T. Beck cognitive theory according to archival and theoretical research on his work.
The concept of the unconscious is associated mainly with the psychodynamic approaches, as well as with research on latent processes in cognitive and social psychology. The aim of this article is to determine the status of this concept in Hayes’s relational frame theory (RFT) and in the interacting cognitive subsystems (ICS) theory by Teasdale and B...
The concept of the unconscious has always provoked controversy. While some psychologists treated it as a relic of metaphysics or a manifestation of psychoanalytic mysticism, others saw it as an important explanatory construct. At the heart of this conflict, there is the theory proposed by Aaron Beck, the originator of cognitive therapy. According t...
The poster which will be presented on 20 July 2019 at 9th World Congress of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies.
Tło teoretyczne, wstępne hipotezy i harmonogram badania.
Historia narodzin terapii poznawczej oraz omówienie obecnych w niej wartości podtrzymujących i podważających status quo.
„Umysł naukowca” czy „powrót stłumionego”? Losy nieświadomości w psychoterapii poznawczej
Psychoterapia poznawczo-behawioralna jest terapią głównego nurtu, nazywaną przez Pilgrima „hegemonem opieki zdrowotnej”. Jak to możliwe, że tak popularny i doceniony nurt terapeutyczny nie skupia się na przepracowaniu treści nieświadomych, które według wylicz...
According to popular opinions, the therapeutic relationship in cognitivebehavioral therapy is not as equally important as the techniques. It is often assumed that cognitive therapists view the relationship with a patient only as a prerequisite to change and that this relationship doesn't lead to change by itself and that they overlook important emo...
According to popular opinions therapeutic relationship doesn't play a significant role in cognitive-behavioral therapy. Furthermore it is frequently assumed that cognitive therapist doesn't pay attention to processes taking place during the session, focuses solely on a realization of an earlier planned protocol and convinces patient to rational thi...
According to popular opinions therapeutic relationship in cognitive-behavioral therapy is not equally important as techniques. It is often assumed that cognitive therapists view relationship with a patient only as a prerequisite to change, that this relationship doesn't lead to change by itself and that they overlook important emotions between pati...
According to popular opinions, the therapeutic relationship in cognitivebehavioral
therapy is not as equally important as the techniques. It is often assumed that
cognitive therapists view the relationship with a patient only as a prerequisite to change and
that this relationship doesn’t lead to change by itself and that they overlook important emo...
