Department of Clinical Psychology

Basic information

Management and staff

Primary:

Specialization

Ordering outpatients

Professional seminars

• Schedule of seminars 2006 Autumn (110,00 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2007 Spring (114,00 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2007 Autumn (116,50 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2008 Autumn (116,50 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2008 Spring (120,00 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2009 Autumn (116,00 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2009 Spring (118,50 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2010 Autumn (116,00 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2010 Spring (121,50 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2011 Spring (119,00 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2011 Autumn (118,00 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2012 Spring (120,00 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2012 Autumn (119,00 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2013 Spring (120,00 KB)
• Schedule of seminars autumn 2013 (117,50 KB)
• Seminar schedule 2014 Spring (119,00 KB)
• Schedule of seminars 2014 Autumn (118,50 KB)
• plan-seminar-fall-2015.doc (79,50 KB)
• seminars-spring-2016.doc (80,00 KB)
• seminars-autumn-2016.doc (118,50 KB)
• seminars-autumn-2017.doc (119,00 KB)
• seminars-spring-2017.doc (115,50 KB)
• seminars-spring-2018.doc (120,00 KB)
• seminars-autumn-2018.doc (96,00 KB)
• seminars-spring-2019.doc (97,00 KB)
• seminars-spring-2020.doc (97,50 KB)

Theoretical and practical part of education

Autumn semester 2021

Seminars always take place from 11.30 am at the Department of Clinical Psychology (pavilion 16). For external applicants, it is necessary to arrange participation in advance.

Certified course Pediatric Clinical Neuropsychology

Teaching plan

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Seminar Assessment and treatment of ADHD

Ellen B. Braaten, PhD - Associate Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School

This seminar will offer an in-depth review of the latest research and advances in ADHD, including assessment of ADHD and comorbidities, behavioral interventions, neuropsychology and genetics. While the focus will be on pediatrics, a development-lifespan perspective will be used. Learning Objectives would include:

• Recognize The Presentation, Diagnosis, Comorbidity, and Current Treatment Options for Individuals with ADHD.
• Review the presentation of ADHD across the life span, risk factors related to the disorder (with a specific emphasis on the role of processing speed), gender, and genetic contributions of ADHD
• Differentiate common co-morbid conditions, specifically learning disabilities, substance use, mood disorders, and anxiety.
• Review empirically-validated therapies for ADHD, including school-based services, family treatment, individual treatment, cognitive-behavioral, integrative, and multi-modal interventions.

SYLLABUS: Assessment and treatment of ADHD

The seminar is held in the pavilion n. 16. 

WEEK 1: Definitions and Overview of ADHD

23.10. 2018 8.30

WEEK 2: Assessment of ADHD: Neuropsychological and Behavioral Assessments

1.11. 2018 8.30

WEEK 3: Educational Assessment and School Accommodations for Children and Adolescents with ADHD

7.11. 2018 8.30

WEEK 4: Assessment of Dyslexia and Co-Morbid Learning Disabilities in the Context of ADHD

13.11. 2018 8.30

WEEK 5: Processing Speed ​​and its Relationship with ADHD

27.11. 2018 8.30

WEEK 6: Deficient Emotional Self-Regulation in ADHD

11.12. 2018 8.30

WEEK 7: CBT and Psychosocial Treatments in ADHD (Children and Adults)

19.12. 2018 8.30

WEEK 8: ADHD Case Studies: Assessment and Management of ADHD in the Context of Autism Spectrum

2.1. 2019 8.30

WEEK 9: ADHD Case Studies: Assessment and Management of ADHD with Co-Morbid Substance Use Disorders and Mood Disorders

9.1. 2019 8.30

WEEK 10: Special Topics in ADHD: 

                               -Adhd and Mania

                               -Driving and working memory impairments in adhd

                               -ADHD, Tics and Tourette's Disorder

22.1. 2019 8.30

Interview meeting for Motol University Hospital employees

Interview case meetings for doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists

and social workers of Motol University Hospital

Are some patients or their families difficult for you? Do you feel overly exhausted after contact with them? Do you take their stories home? In some cases, would you appreciate a multidisciplinary perspective?

From May 2018, you can come to one of the regular intervision meetings.

When it takes place: Dates will be listed approximately once a month and will be listed on the intranet. The length of one meeting is an hour and a half.

Where it takes place: seminar room Department of Clinical Psychology, University Hospital Motol - Pavilion 16 at the South
gatehouse

With whom: Mgr. Erika Panenkova, Mgr. Tereza Maková

psychologists Department of Clinical Psychology, Motol University Hospital

How it will go: in the form of a meeting will be the so-called Balint groups, which help each other

professions are good and allow their members to support each other

(for reference, use the link, at each meeting will be

devoted sufficient space for more detailed lighting of this form of work in

context of our hospital)

Conditions of participation: it is sufficient to announce your participation in the e-mail below (PhDr. Hejnová). Meeting
will take place with a minimum of 5 participants.
Otherwise, the meeting is canceled.

The interview group is open, so you can come to any meeting, use it repeatedly for more regular support and only once, eg during the work on a complicated case.

The interview group serves employees to facilitate a demanding profession and mutual support in a multidisciplinary context. Participation is not recorded by name, only statistics on the number of participants are recorded. No further information from the intervention is provided to third parties, the only output is your experience.

In case of questions of any kind, do not hesitate to contact Mgr. Poppy on email

tereza.makova@fnmotol.cz

We look forward to meeting you!

Cooperation with Medical Clowns

For those interested in an internship

History

The Department of Clinical Psychology was established by the decision of Mr. JUDr. Ing. Miloslav Ludvík, MBA, No. 4/2006 on the establishment of the Department of Clinical Psychology of the University Hospital in Motol in accordance with the provisions of Article 9, paragraph 2, letter i) of the Organizational Rules for the provision of preventive, diagnostic and psychotherapeutic care at the Motol University Hospital and entered into force on 1.5.2006 May 2006. The Department of Clinical Psychology became operational with the appointment of PhDr. Raudenské, Ph.D. since June 35. The department builds on the XNUMX-year tradition of psychological care at the FNM in pedopsychiatry, pediatric fields and later on younger traditions in somatic fields in adult patients.

The tradition of psychological care in child psychiatry was established with the establishment of the Department of Child Psychiatry (DPK) in 1971, in 2006 the clinic celebrated its 35th anniversary. At the beginning of 1971, the psychologists Mgr. Nečasová and PhDr. Gjuričová at the upcoming department of the child psychiatric clinic. The first months were devoted to research conducted by the first head of DPK, prof. MUDr. Fischer. At that time, in the early 70s, psychologist PhDr. Milada Nováková at the Institute of Child Research and Development. The contribution of the psychiatrist and at the same time the psychologist of Dr. Špitz, the founder of family therapy work and education, whose legacy is now continued by the Center for Family Therapy (PhDr. Gyuričová, MUDr. Brodová, Mgr. Nečasová), is interesting for psychological history. Thanks to the psychotherapeutic and psychological education of Dr. Špitz, the concept of community treatment of children's patients (treatment by the environment) was created at DPK and the emphasis on family therapy began to develop. Psychologists who have worked here in the past, as well as current psychologists, consider this concept to be very meaningful. This concept was very modern at the time, integrating new trends in the treatment of pediatric patients, and significantly influenced the thinking and attitude of psychiatrists to the treatment of pediatric patients (for many, for example, Prim.Moutr.Koutek, MUDr.Zámečníková and others). From the psychiatric psychologists, for example, PhDr. Mlčochová-Holejšovská, PhDr. Kubička, PhDr. Valášek and others. At present, psychological care at DPK is represented in clinical diagnostic and psychotherapeutic care by PhDr. Bechynova, PhDr. Kopeckou, Mgr. Juráňová and Doc. PhDr. Kocourková. Psychologists also participate in research activities. Doc. PhDr. Kocourková works as a teacher at the 2nd Faculty of Medicine, Charles University. Psychologists in the outpatient clinic of the Children's Psychiatric Clinic at the Motol Children's Polyclinic have been working since its establishment in 1979. Originally, there was a team consisting of two psychiatrists (Prim. MUDr. Fibichová and MUDr. Holečková), two psychologists and two social workers. For example, psychologists PhDr. Plášil, PhDr.Valášek, PhDr.Krušinová, PhDr.Mačasová, PhDr.Toužimská, Mgr.Nečasová, PhDr.Gjuričová, PhDr.Fabíková. Under the influence of Prim. Spitz, children's and parents' psychotherapeutic groups began to develop. Sociologist Dr. Bubleová-Dunovská worked here for a short time. At present, one psychiatrist, two psychologists, PhDr. Fabíková and Mgr. Nečasová, one child nurse and social worker. PhDr. Gjuričová and Mgr. Nečasová work in the Family Therapy Center.

Psychological care for pediatric patients in pediatrics was already provided in Karlovy Vary at the 1971st Children's Clinic of prof. MUDr. Swiss. The so-called "educational department" was established here, headed by MUDr. Trnka, the psychologist here was PhDr. Hermanová. After the relocation of both clinics (I. and II. Children's clinic) from Karlovy Vary to Motol, prof. MUDr. Polacek. Psychologist PhDr. Kňourková worked here, and in 1974 she joined the then Faculty of Pediatrics. At this time, PhDr. Sladečková, PhDr. Komersová-Pekárková and PhDr. Los, since 1975 PhDr. Nesrstová. The clinic's psychologists also took part in teaching and publishing activities. The head of the 1978nd Children's Clinic in the 70s was prof. Hošťek, MD, has been working at this clinic since 1973 as a psychologist, Dr. Krejčová. The already mentioned PhDr. Nováková, later PhDr. Vyhnálek, worked as psychologists at the Institute of Child Development Research at the 70nd Children's Clinic. The psychologists of the 2003nd Children's Clinic specialized in psychological care for patients with endocrine, hematological and respiratory diseases, and the 2005st Children's Clinic provided psychological care for endocrinopathies. Psychologists of the 2005st Children's Clinic cared mainly for patients with severe asthma, polytrauma, Rey's syndrome, and research was conducted in children with mild brain dysfunction. At the end of the 1986s, a dialysis transplant center was established at the 1990st Children's Clinic, and psychologists who worked there also collaborated with the families of children's patients (Club of Parents and Friends of Children on Dialysis and After Transplantation, Holiday Dialysis). From the beginning, PhDr. Nesrstová, later Mgr. Chladová, briefly PhDr. Pekárková, since XNUMX-XNUMX Mgr. Kleinová, since XNUMX Mgr. Walterová. In the years XNUMX-XNUMX, the Center of Psychologists was established in the Motol University Hospital, the first in the country, whose head was appointed PhDr. Nesrstová from the then XNUMXst Children's Clinic. During the operation of the Psychological Center, the hospital hosted so-called Boston seminars with the active participation of psychologists. Currently, Mgr. Walterová, PhDr. Nesrstová, PhDr. Krejčová and Mgr. Chladová, who participates in the activities of the club for children with cystic fibrosis. PhDr. Nesrstová cooperates at the Children's Polyclinic with the Department of Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition.

In the 80's she worked at the Children's Dental Clinic PhDr. Semerádová, at the Children's Anesthesiology and Resuscitation Clinic PhDr.Sauerová, a psychologist at the Children's Rehabilitation Clinic also had a small time. At that time, PhDr. Tubačová worked in pediatric cardiology. Sociologist PhDr. Cables, psychologists PhDr. Mahler, PhDr.Pičman and PhDr.Maiwaldová. After their departure in the late 80s, the Oncology Clinic of Psychology did not have and used the consulting services of psychologists from the Pediatric Clinic. In the mid-2003s, the Department of Psychosocial Care was established at the Department of Oncology, which was headed by a child psychiatrist, and later psychologist PhDr. Bures. Mgr.Víchová has been working at the Department of Pediatric Oncology since 1991. The Haima Foundation, which was established in 1993 and financed a number of activities for hematological patients, has enabled psychologist PhDr. Reichs. In 2004, the Department of Oncology merged with the hematology department, and a psychosocial care department was established at the established Department of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology in 2006, which currently includes two psychologists, a game specialist, a psychosocial worker with therapeutic training and a special pedagogue. PhDr. Pazourková, PhDr. Kateřina Chamoutová, later Mgr. Maulisová, PhDr.Tošnerová. PhDr. Vyymlátilová still works at the Phoniatric Department for Children. Mgr. Doležalová works with children and their families at the Children's Surgery Clinic.
Clinical psychologists in the somatic fields in the adult part of the hospital began working in individual departments and clinics as part of a biopsychosocial approach to patients hospitalized at the FNM. The longest history of psychological care in the adult part of the Motol University Hospital is represented by the work of PhDr. Jung at the Neurological Clinic for Adults, where he has been working since 1977.

In the early 80s, clinical psychologist PhDr. Míková. In the mid-80s, PhDr. Semerádová. The situation in the psychological care of adult patients in somatic disciplines at the Motol University Hospital has been gradually improving since the late 90s and the middle of the second millennium. For example, in 1995 a Center for the Treatment and Research of Painful Conditions was established at the National Hospital, where the psychologist PhDr. Knotek, CSc, has been a part of the team since the beginning. Prim. MUDr. Based on foreign experience, Kozák always understood the treatment of chronic pain as multidisciplinary, in which psychological care is important. Since 2006, PhDr.Raudenská, PhD, has been cooperating with the Center for the Treatment and Research of Painful Conditions. Also thanks to Doc.MUDr.Drábková, who has always personally promoted the positive contribution of the work of a clinical psychologist in the comprehensive care of patients on long-term lung ventilation, psychological care has been provided at OCHRIP since 1998 Mgr. Woleskou. In the early 90s, clinical psychologist PhDr. Škorpilová worked briefly in the long-term care hospital. From the 70s until 1990, PhDr. Pihrtová and Mgr. Kulhánek, since 90 she has provided psychological services to PhDr. Jílková.

At the beginning of the first years of the second millennium, clinical psychologists also started working in the adult part of the FNM in other somatic fields. The need for psychological care arose here from the nursing staff, who understood the need for professional psychological support in enrolling patients not only in the lung transplant program, but also in other psychosocial problems of patients before and after transplantation. With the establishment of the Department of Clinical Psychology in June 2006, consular psychological care is better provided in the adult part of the Motol University Hospital. 

Contact

Primary:

Mgr. Zuzana Kocabova, Ph.D.

tel .: 22443 3481, 22443 3485
Email: zuzana.kocabova@fnmotol.cz 
Location: Pavilion number 16 (at the south gatehouse)

Secretariat:

general information, FNM council, 7.30-16.00

Bc. Ivana Vítková
tel .: (224) 433 481
fax: (224) 433 482
e-mail: ivana.vitkova@fnmotol.cz
Location: Pavilion No. 16 (at the southern gatehouse)