Elizabeth Anna Szczepanska is a registered psychologist with a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology (Poland) and postgraduate studies in Psychotherapy/ Counselling.
She lectured in Psychology in the Department of Health Science and Sport Psychology at the Academy of Sport and Physical Education. Her main academic and research interests focused on the mental health, and its relationship between emotions, health and illness.

Elizabeth has written articles for a variety of professional journals and contributed as the author of the books Psychology of Sport (A.Barczyk, A.Stolecka, 1980) and Psychological Profiles of Athletes of Various Sports (1979).
Her research findings have been delivered at the Polish National conferences dedicated to Psychological Diagnosis in Counselling and Rehabilitation (1978) and Psychological Health of Adolescents (1983).

She has worked in a number of areas of mental health as a psychotherapist with students and women who suffered from depression, anxiety and individuals with chemical dependency issues.
Elizabeth frequently conducted group therapy and individual counselling, and provided supervision for other professionals, local authorities and voluntary organizations. For the past eight years she has worked with women who have experienced domestic violence in the statewide women’s domestic violence crisis services.

Her work underpins a long history of extensive involvement in the Polish community and strong commitment to advocate on behalf of disadvantaged people. She has registered private practice in Melbourne and actively participates in community projects.

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