Dr Wacław Dyrda

Wacław Dyrda is a specialist in psychiatry working at the Day Ward for Neurotic Disorders of the Military Institute of Medicine in Warsaw. A graduate of the Faculty of Medicine at the Medical University of Silesia in Katowice, he completed his specialist training in psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology (IPiN) in Warsaw.

He gained clinical experience on the closed diagnostic and therapeutic ward, the diagnostic and therapeutic ward for depressive, anxiety and sleep disorders, the diagnostic and therapeutic ward for early intervention and first-episode psychosis, the day ward for neurotic disorders, the detoxification ward (OLZA) of IPiN's Department of Addiction Prevention and Treatment, and the IPiN Sleep Medicine Centre. He has also worked at the Day Ward of IPiN's Third Psychiatric Clinic and at the IPiN Sleep Medicine Centre.

He has co-authored publications on the treatment of sleep disorders, schizoaffective disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder and depression, as well as psychoeducational materials.

Wacław Dyrda collaborates with the Integracja Association in running a supported training-flat project for people who have experienced a mental health crisis, and is currently completing comprehensive psychotherapy training at the Institute of Group Analysis "Rasztów".

He regularly attends courses and conferences to further develop his skills and qualifications.