Being a psychologist is more than just a job for me. It's a job that involves a lot of responsibility, which makes me feel deep gratitude for each experience. The therapeutic relationships I develop with the people I work with are unique. I always try to remain authentic, both with myself and with them. It gives me joy, meaning and motivation when people choose to accept my challenges on their journey to change. I can only be present, and with them. I give them the opportunity to develop in a safe environment and giving them the guidance they need to drive their actions towards their values.
Lizica Groza is a clinical psychologist and cognitive-behavioral psychotherapist accredited by the Romanian College of Psychologists.
Psychotherapist Lizica Groza - Training:
- Clinical assessment and psycho-diagnosis
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - under the umbrella of the Cognitive and Behavioural Psychotherapy Association of Romania.
Psychotherapist Lizica Groza - Education:
- 2019 - present: doctoral studies - within the Doctoral School of Psychodiagnostics and Scientifically Validated Psychological Interventions, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca
- 2017 - 2019: Master Studies - Master in Clinical Psychology, Psychological Counselling and Psychotherapy, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca
- 2015 - 2017: Bachelor studies, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca
Psychotherapist Lizica Groza - Case studies:
- Anxiety disorders (social/general anxiety, panic attacks, agoraphobia, specific phobias)
- Depressive disorders
- Obsessive-compulsive disorders
- Eating disorders
- Personality disorders
- Communication problems or difficulty connecting with others
- Problems associated with stress - Burnout
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
- Externalizing Disorders (Oppositionism)
- Self-awareness and social skills development
I have chosen to have as complex a case as possible. Thus I studied the particularities of mental disorders with all their valences. So now I can work both with copiesas well as with teenagers or adults. At each of these stages the disorders have a different effect, but easy to identify and treat if you know the specifics.
Information and photo taken on 12 February 2023 from: https://clinica-hope.ro/echipa/lizica-groza/
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2 Reviews on "Psychotherapist Lizica Groza"
I recommend! It's important not to feel invalidated by a diagnosis (which has happened elsewhere so far), and the interaction with her was very ok.
He correctly diagnosed ADHD without requiring a parent to be present.
In addition to DIVA, he also gave me some personality tests, from which some traits from the narcissism and lack of empathy spectrum emerged, which were later discussed and refuted by another psychologist.
Overall, she was kind, patient and empathetic.
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Since I think you have touched on some very important issues, I will reply directly here (you can continue the dialogue by using the "Reply" button.
Most importantly, she does not make the medical diagnosis as a psychologist, she can at most provide a "psycho-diagnosis", which has the value of a risk assessment. Diagnosis with medical value, on the basis of which treatment and other facilities can be prescribed, can only be confirmed by a psychiatrist or neurologist. It would be important to know if she has told you this.
It would be important to know whether those personality tests were recommended / offered to you as optional or presented to you as necessary precursors to diagnosis. Although they are additional tools that can shape the clinical picture, ADHD can exist alongside any personality disorder or any other type, including narcissistic personality disorder. For the reasons mentioned above, these tests should NOT be a prerequisite for diagnosis. On the same principle as mentioned in the previous paragraph, these tests are at most indicative and do not represent confirmation or denial of a diagnosis, but only a risk assessment.