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Child psychiatrists
MUDr. Štěpánka Kicková, Ph.D.
the head of the ambulance of child psychiatry
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She graduated in the General Medicine programme at the 2. LF UK in Prague
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In 2015 she finished her specialisation in child and adolescent psychiatry
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At the moment she is finishing postgraduate study degree in psychology at the Charles University in Prague, she is interested in problematics of early diagnostics of autism in children
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She works as a secondary clinician at the Child Psychiatric Clinic of the Second Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Motol University Hospital , where she also teaches medical students
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She did a number of international internships, for example in Italy or in Canada
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She delivers presentations in Czech or international conferences, she is also an author or co-author of articles in scientific journals (for example in Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment)
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Since 2014 she has worked at INEP, her main interests are treatment of patients with disorders of the autistic spectrum or diagnostics and therapy of Tourette syndrome
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Her services are available not only for Czech but also for English and Italian speaking patients
MUDr. Iveta Koblic Zedková, Ph.D.
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She graduated in the General Medicine programme at the LF UP in Olomouc
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In 2009 she finished her specialisation in child psychiatry
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She got her clinical experience working at the Psychiatric Clinic of the Olomouc University Hospital and at the Child Psychiatric Clinic of the Second Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Motol University Hospital in Prague
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She absolved a training in Gestalt psychotherapy (at the Dialog Institute) and psychotherapeutic training in body orientated psychotherapy, focused on dance therapy (American Dance Therapy Association)
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Repeatedly, she did international internships (in Germany, Denmark etc.)
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At the moment she is studying a postgraduate study degree at the Charles University in Prague, her research is called “ Schizophrenia with an early beginning”
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As a lecturer, she participated in European projects, targeted on psychosocial skills of medical students and the use of expressive therapeutic methods in institutional education
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She is a chairman of TANTER- The Association of Dance Therapy in the Czech Republic
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She delivers presentations in scientific conferences and workshops about dance therapy and movement work in psychotherapy
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She is an author and co-author of scientific articles and editor of the book "Dance / movement therapy - theory and practices"
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Since 2014 she has worked at INEP, her main interest is psychotherapy for adult patients with psychiatric and psychosomatic problems, and psychiatric consulting care for children and adolescents
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Her services are available not only for Czech but also for English and German speaking patients
MUDr. Gisela Kratochvíl Vaněčková
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She graduated in the General Medicine programme at the First Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University in Prague
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In 2018 she finished her specialisation in child and adolescent psychiatry
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From 2008 to 2009 she worked as a secondary clinician at the Child Psychiatric Hospital Louny
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From 2009 to 2019 she was working as a secondary clinician at the Child Psychiatric Clinic of the Second Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Motol University Hospital, where besides her clinical work she also did a scientific research
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From 2014 to 2019 she absolved psychotherapeutic training in Systematic familty therapy in the Institute of Family Therapy in Prague
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She is the main author of a scientific article in journal Czech and Slovak Pediatrics
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Since 2019 she has been working at INEP, she focuses on treatment of patients with eating disorders and family psychotherapy
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Her services are available not only for Czech but also for German speaking patients
MUDr. Marie Pozdílková
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She graduated in the General Medicine programme at the 2. LF UK in Prague
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From 2012 to 2016 she worked as a secondary clinician at the Child Psychiatric Clinic of the Second Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Motol University Hospital in Prague
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In 2013 she absolved a clinical and experimental internship at the Mood Disorders Centre of Ottawa
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She is a co-author of articles in scientific journals (Neuropsychiatric disease and treatment, Journal of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences)
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Since 2017 she has worked at INEP
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Her services are available not only for Czech but also for English speaking patients
MUDr. Nikol Přibilová
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She graduated in the General Medicine programme at the 1. LF UK in Prague
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Since 2010 she has worked as a secondary clinician at the • Child Psychiatric Hospital in Louny
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At the moment she is finishing her specialisation in child and adolescent psychiatry
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She also does a postgraduate study degree research in Neurosciences with Dr. Paclt about ADHD, the importance of genetic factors and the use of medical imaging
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She participated in solving grant IGA MZČR NT 14177 - 3/2013
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She is an author and co-author of articles in scientific journals, she also delivers presentations at international conferences
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Since 2017 she has worked at INEP
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Her services are available not only for Czech but also for English speaking patients
MUDr. Jana Šolcová
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She graduated in the General Medicine programme at the 2. LF UK in Prague
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From 2012 to 2014 she worked as a secondary clinician at the Psychiatric Hospital in Horní Beřkovice
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Since 2014 she has worked as a secondary clinician at the Child Psychiatric Clinic of the Second Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University and Motol University Hospital in Prague
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In 2018 she finished her specialisation in child and adolescent psychiatry
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At the moment she takes part in group psychoanalytic psychotherapy training at the Czech Society for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (ČSPAP)
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Since 2022 she has worked at INEP
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She focuses on diagnostics and treatment of eating disorders, affective disorders and disorders of autistic spectrum
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Her services are available not only for Czech but also for English speaking patients