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In the past, a psychologist was someone. Today, a master's degree is the absolute minimum, which guarantees nothing. After graduation, it turns out that you are nobody. A patient enters the office and asks: "Are you a psychotherapist or just a psychologist?" When he hears that you only have a master's, he looks at you like an intern— In the past, a psychologist was someone. Today, a master's degree is the absolute minimum, which guarantees nothing. After graduation, it turns out that you are nobody. A patient enters the office and asks: "Are you a psychotherapist or just a psychologist?" When he hears that you only have a master's, he looks at you like an intern— says Daniel, who is training to become a child psychotherapist in one of the hospitals in Silesia. #psychologia #rynekpracy #kształcenie (translated)

Psychology graduates in Poland face serious difficulties in finding work due to high requirements regarding professional experience and the dominance of private therapeutic schools, which leads to frustration and pressure for further education. #psychologia #rynekpracy #kształcenie (translated)

Mickpl described a scenario in which someone invents the phrase "bloody Friday," and children get worked up and spend several hours a day on social media. According to him, the algorithm increases the reach of content that intermingles with material generated by AI. He added that among 200,000 minors, there could be a few individuals with disorders who would come with knives. He stated that video games would be blamed for such a turn of events. #grykomputerowe #bezpieczeństwo #psychologia (translated)

The author of the post assessed that the film "Lizard" brought more mental health benefits to Poles than the combined educated individuals funded by public money, who — as he wrote — charged 800 PLN per visit for a sick child. He used derogatory terms towards them. #psychologia #zdrowiepsychiczne #film (translated)

Bartłomiej Lemański, a Polish volleyball player, reveals his struggles with burnout and depression, highlighting the importance of seeking psychological help, which allowed him to return to sports and win the title of European champion. #Siatkówka #PsychologiaSportu #MistrzostwaEuropy (translated)

Adaś wrote that social media has influenced the minds of everyone, although to varying degrees. He noted that socially destructive behaviors do not have to result from watching TikToks or be associated with carrying a knife, and he pointed to Thursday's collective psychosis as confirmation of this thesis. He added that people may consider themselves resistant to such influence, although in his opinion, this is not the case. #media #społeczeństwo #psychologia (translated)

Psychologist Ewa Bensz-Smagała emphasizes that in the face of attacks in Polish schools, it is important for adults to start a conversation with children by asking about their knowledge and fears in order to better understand their emotions and provide them with support. #AtakiWSzkołach #BezpieczeństwoDzieci #PsychologiaRozmowy (translated)

The author of the entry stated that Poland has become, day by day, a target of a strong psychological operation aimed at intimidating society and triggering a psychosis. As he wrote, its authors were counting on influencing the state's decisions, social reactions, and individual choices. https://t.co/HJGWqA8jCV #Polska #psychologia #decyzje #PL (translated)

The author wrote that in the report about the circumstances of the murder of 11-year-old Danusia from Jelenia Góra, she was the first to describe a phenomenon that — as she pointed out — is noticed by child psychiatrists, even though it is not yet visible in the statistics. It concerned patients having thoughts of killing or seriously harming another person. https://t.co/KHD8NxW1es #zabójstwo #psychologia #przemoc #PL (translated)

Psychologist Piotr Toczyski warns that the way violent incidents are described in the media and in personal accounts can lead to the imitation of attacks in schools, highlighting the need for a conscious approach to this issue in conversations with young people. #przemocwszkołach #psychologia #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Marek Miśko criticized the media's coverage of the transport of a juvenile mass murderer to an interrogation, accusing them of publishing videos and photos and sensationalizing the issue. He claimed that perpetrators of this type seek publicity, and that transport in this case should be conducted discreetly. He questioned whether the Polish Police are aware of this, and referred to reports indicating that the need for fame is crucial for mass murderers. He warned that media attention could stimulate individuals who had not previously been inclined to such actions, and could contribute to another tragedy. #media #psychologia #masowezabójstwa (translated)

The spokesperson for children's rights, Małgorzata Horna-Cieślak, appeals to adults for cooperation and greater involvement in children's lives and warns about the consequences of knife attacks in schools, which in recent days have led to tragic events in Poland, including the death of one person and many injured. #BezpieczeństwoSzkoły #PsychologiaDzieci #AtakiNastoletnichNożowników (translated)

Dominik Serwacki appealed to teenagers not to make jokes in situations of this kind. He wrote that the CBZC and other uniformed services can track them down within minutes, and such actions can increase fear and chaos as well as disrupt the social fabric. He also warned that severe consequences threaten them, the effects of which may be felt for years. Serwacki stated that someone may be inclined to imitate the behavior of knife-wielders or to provoke similar jokes again. According to him, this could reinforce psychological operations, deepen demoralization, and destabilize society. He added that such behavior can cause panic, engage services, and create real danger for others. #bezpieczeństwo #psychologia #społeczeństwo (translated)

The author claimed that Poland was subjected to a strong psychological operation aimed at inducing social psychosis. He described it as an element of reflective management and a tool of intelligence warfare. He urged the media, politicians, and commentators not to inflame emotions. https://t.co/Eoy4hzbQsM #Polska #psychologia #media #PL (translated)

Magda referred to Sławomir Mentzen's statements about women in police uniforms, writing that he portrayed them as too weak and obstructive to men, and also suggested that they should not serve in the police. She called it a manifestation of "fragile masculinity." The author also wrote that when a journalist asked Konrad Berkowicz whether he served in the army, instead of answering, he used an offensive term towards her. Magda noted that both politicians from the Confederation spoke about strength and masculinity, but — as she put it — they did not handle women asking them uncomfortable questions well. #Męskość #Równość #KobietywMundurze (translated)

A critic of the Soviet Union accused Mentzen and Stanowski of misogyny and incel attitudes. He wrote that their message was meant to deepen the frustrations of young men and hinder them from building confidence and maturing. In his opinion, the values they promoted—selfishness, contempt, and cynicism, especially towards women—discouraged young people from relationships and taking responsibility for others. He added that because of this, the country was losing many valuable people. #mizoginia #incel #psychologia (translated)