Ursynów-Wilanów Mental Health Center (UW CZP)

Head of UW CZP:

mgr Marta Piotrowska

Tel. (22) 218 23 70

e-mail: mpiotrowska1@ipin.edu.pl

UW CZP coordinator:

mgr Katarzyna Nowak

Tel. (22) 218 23 80

e-mail: knowak1@ipin.edu.pl

Head of the UW CZP Counseling Center:

lek. Natalia Chłopecka

Tel. (22) 218 23 70

e-mail: nchlopecka@ipin.edu.pl

Medical Registrar:

Natalia Krzemień, Paulina Rzeczkowska

Tel. (22) 218 23 70

Agata Skubisz

Tel. (22)4582717, 604100525, 504586572

Klaudia Łęczycka, Marlena Bieńczak

Tel. (22) 218 23 80

Psychiatric specialists:

lek. Natalia Chłopecka – Head of the Counseling Center at the Ursynów-Wilanów Mental Health Center

lek. Małgorzata Maj – Head of the Ursynów-Wilanów Day Center

lek. Ewa Paszkowska

lek. Sylwia Reich – Head of the Ursynów-Wilanów Community Home Treatment Team

lek. Zuzanna Dukaczewska

lek. Kornelia Węgrzyn

PZP doctors:

lek. Mikołaj Achremczyk

lek. Ewa Buda

lek. Daria Smułek

lek. Wacław Dyrda

lek. Aleksandra Ryńska

lek. Joanna Wilemborek

lek. Justyna Sędek

dr n. med. Marta Litwińska

lek. Milena Kowalska

lek. Kornelia Węgrzyn

Psychologists and psychotherapists:

Reporting and Coordination Points (Ursynów) ul. Changes 13

mgr Magdalena Krzyżkowiak

mgr Magdalena Lendzion

mgr Łukasz Mistarz

mgr Wiktoria Bobieni

mgr Dorota Trecek

mgr Katarzyna Kawińska

mgr Dawid Staszczyk

mgr Marta Ślaska

mgr Lena Kaszycka

mgr Marta Piotrowska

Reporting and Coordination Point (Wilanów) ul. Lentza 35

mgr Nina Socha

mgr Agata Płachetko

mgr Zuzanna Borek

pielęgniarka mgr Agnieszka Jóźwiak

Mental Health Clinic (Wilanów) ul. Goplańska 35

mgr Dagmara Rosikoń

mgr Karolina Kolwas

mgr Sylwia Bieda-Pietrzak

mgr Lena Fijołek

mgr Ewa Kamińska

mgr Anna Dąbrowska

mgr Marta Dudko

mgr Katarzyna Nowak

mgr Agata Płachetko

Ursynów-Wilanowski Day Center

mgr Aleksandra Augustyn

mgr Julia Sikorska

mgr Magdalena Świtalska – Jastrzębowska

mgr Nadja Piętera

mgr Joanna Szmyd

Ursynów-Wilanowski Community Treatment Complex

mgr Agata Skubisz-sekretarka medyczna (22) 458 27 17, 604100525

mgr Maria Paczkowska – psychologist

mgr Laura Miceli – psychologist

mgr Nina Socha – psychologist

mgr Monika Sumowska- psychologist

mgr Zuzanna Borek- psychologist

UW CZP is part of the 3rd Psychiatric Clinic of the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology in Warsaw. The task of the Center is to provide services to people over 18 years of age with mental disorders living in the area of ​​CZP (i.e. Ursynów, Wilanów). systemic and comprehensive psychiatric care.

The Mental Health Center does not provide health care services in the field of addiction treatment in stationary, day and outpatient settings. These scopes are implemented by separate units.

The Ursynów-Wilanowski Mental Health Center in Warsaw includes:

IN THE OUT-SIDE

The Reporting and Coordination Point in the Ursynów district is the place of first contact with the UW CZP for residents of Ursynów. It is open from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from: 8:00-18:00. Address: ul. Zamiany 13, 02-786 Warszawa, Clinic Tel. 22 218 23 70, PZK Psychologist Tel. 797 102 209

The Reporting and Coordination Point in the Wilanów district is the first point of contact with UW CZP for the residents of Wilanów. It is open from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from: 8:00-18:00. Address: ul. Goplańska 35, 02-956 Warszawa, Clinic Tel. 22 218 23 80, PZK Psychologist Tel. 504 586 567
 

• The Reporting and Coordination Point is the place where a patient reports for help in the field of psychiatric care.
• No referral to the PZK is required.
• At PZK, it is possible to obtain psychological advice, diagnosis of the problem, and indication of an institution offering specific assistance (e.g., setting the date of the first visit to the Mental Health Clinic).
• People who are already receiving assistance, i.e. patients of the Mental Health Clinic (PZP) of the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology or other units operating under an agreement with the National Health Fund, will be treated under the existing rules.
• Counseling at PZK does not include the treatment of addictions, neurotic disorders and cognitive disorders (dementia, dementia, Alzheimer's disease),
• By contacting the PZK, it will be possible to establish a plan for further care.

The tasks of the PZK include:

• providing information about the scope of CZP activities and the possibility of obtaining health care services
  in CZP,
• conducting a preliminary assessment of the health needs of people reporting to the PZK, agreeing on a preliminary psychiatric and therapeutic plan,
• agreeing on the date of admission and indicating the place of obtaining the necessary psychiatric services, in urgent cases no later than 72 hours from notification,
• in cases where it is required, indication of the place of obtaining the necessary social assistance benefit,

Mental Health Clinic in the Ursynów district, open from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from: 8:00-18:00. Address: ul. Zamiany 13, 02-786 Warszawa. Tel. (22) 218 ​​23 70

Mental Health Clinic in the Wilanów district, open from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from: 8:00-18:00. Address: ul.Lentza 35, 02-956 Warszawa, Tel. 504 586 567, 504 586 572

Mental Health Clinic in the Wilanów district, open from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from: 8:00-18:00. Address: ul. Goplańska 35, 02-956 Warsaw, Tel. (22) 218 ​​23 80

The tasks of the Mental Health Clinic (PZP) include:

• implementation of advice, home or community visits and psychotherapy sessions.

PZP benefits provided by:

• psychiatrist: no referral required,
• psychologist / psychotherapist: a referral from any health insurance doctor is required.

DAILY RANGE

Ursynów - Wilanowski Day Center, open from Monday to Friday, except public holidays, from: 8:00-13:00. Address: ul. Goplańska 35, 02-956 Warszawa, Tel. (22) 218 ​​23 80

The Ursynów-Wilanów Day Center runs a therapeutic and diagnostic program for patients with various mental disorders, with particular emphasis on:

1. depression, bipolar disorder and anxiety-depressive disorders
2. schizophrenia, schizophrenia-type disorders and delusional disorders
3. organic and neurodevelopmental mental disorders.

Rules for admitting patients to the department:

A referral from a health insurance doctor is required to the Psychiatric Day Department.

Patients referred to the department undergo qualifications from a specialist doctor in the department.

For qualification purposes, please contact us by phone at: 22 218 23 80.

Program description:

Duration of therapy: agreed individually with the attending physician, approximately lasts from 2 to 12 weeks

Groups: open

Group size: up to 12 people

The primary goal of therapy carried out within the department is to improve the mental condition of patients: reducing the severity of symptoms and improving functioning in various life roles.

Daily team meetings enable the therapeutic plan to be adjusted to the patient's current needs and capabilities.

1. Medical impacts:

• adjustment of pharmacological treatment based on daily observation of the patient over a long period of time
• modification of pharmacological treatment to prevent hospitalizations in 24-hour wards
• adapting pharmacological treatment in situations of changes in mental state
• examination of the patient's somatic condition complementing comprehensive diagnostics
• recommendations for care by other medical specialists

1. Psychological impacts:

• group therapy
• workshops on a healthy lifestyle
• relaxation training
• cognitive function training
• social skills training
• metacognitive training
• integration activities
• behavioral activation

Objectives pursued:

• identification of currently experienced emotions
• developing emotion regulation skills
• modification of cognitive distortions
• building social skills
• obtaining social support
• supporting the disease acceptance process
• identification of sources of current problems and their impact on the course of the disease
• supporting the taking up of social roles
• developing assertive communication skills
• improving cognitive functioning
• developing healthy habits regarding eating, sleeping and physical activity
• supporting creativity, developing new, creative coping strategies
• gaining knowledge about the disease, risk factors for recurrence, and early warning symptoms
• improving cooperation in the field of pharmacotherapy
• counteracting the feeling of stigmatization and social exclusion.

If there are indications to expand diagnostics, the department may perform psychological tests, laboratory tests, imaging tests and neurophysiological tests.

IN THE FIELD OF COMMUNITY (HOME) TREATMENT

The Community Treatment Team works from Monday to Friday, except for public holidays. Most services are provided at the patient's place of residence or at ul. Goplańska 35.

A psychiatrist qualifies for the services provided by the Community Treatment Team.

STATIONARY

Psychiatric Wards F-5 and F-6 of the 3rd Psychiatric Clinic of the IPiN, open 24 hours a day.

In emergencies, help can be obtained at the IPiN Emergency Room at ul. Jana III Sobieskiego 9, 02-957
in Warsaw.

You can make an appointment at the Ursynów-Wilanów Mental Health Center from Monday to Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.:

• in person at ul. Zamiany 13, 02-786 Warszawa, ul. Lentza 35, 02-956 Warszawa, ul. Goplańska 35, 02-954 Warsaw,  
• by phone: (22) 218 ​​23 70, Tel. (22) 218 ​​23 80, 504 586 567, 504 586 572

HOW TO REACH US:

The Ursynowskie-Wilanowskie Mental Health Center (UWCZP) is located near the metro station and bus stops.

Access by bus to the stop:

– Ursynów Płn. (173 m) Bus: 179 185 193 195 209 239 503

– Wiolinowa (344 m) Bus: 209

– Stokłosy Metro (468 m), Buses: 179 193 209 239

– Metro Ursynów (481 m) Bus: 136 179 195 209

– Koncertowa (675 m) Bus: 136

Access by metro:

– Stokłosy Metro Station (480 m)

– Ursynów Metro Station (493 m)