Mgr. Jindra Marková, M.A.
Curriculum Vitae
Education and Seminars
- 2013–2015 La Salle University (Prague), M.A. in Clinical Counseling Psychology
- 2011–2013 Prague College of Psychosocial Studies, Mgr. in Social Work with a focus on Communication and Applied Psychotherapy
- 2008–2011 University of New York in Prague, B.A. in Psychology
- 2002–2008 The English College in Prague, IB Bilingual Diploma
Training
- 2015–2023 – Five-year Psychotherapy Training in Existential Analysis and Logotherapy, Society for Logotherapy and Existential Analysis (SLEA)
- 2022–2023 – Trauma Therapy Course PITT according to Luise Reddemann, for graduates of psychotherapy training, Society for Logotherapy and Existential Analysis (SLEA)
Professional Experience
- 2021–present AdiCare, s.r.o., individual psychotherapy of psychiatric patients
- 2016–present Private practice in Prague, individual psychotherapy for adults
- 2016–2020 AXON Neuroscience (NUDZ), Psychometric Rater – participation in a drug study by Axon Neuroscience at the National Institute of Mental Health (NUDZ)
- 2015–2020 National Institute of Mental Health (NUDZ), Psychologist and Researcher, member of the working group for the Development of Psychological Methods for Research and Clinical Practice
Publications
- Pitáková, J., Maliňáková, J., Preiss, M., Kosová, J. (2016). Long-term effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral therapy after one year of treatment in a day-care program for patients with anxiety disorders. Psychiatrie.
- Preiss, M., Geisslerová, J., Javůrková, A., Bolceková, E., Fialová, S., Pitáková, J., Raudenská, J. (2016). Cognitive Estimate, an Orientational Neuropsychological Method. Otrokovice: Propsyco.
- Preiss, M., Mejzlíková, T., Rudá, A., Krámský, D., Pitáková, J. (2015). Testing the Level of Social Desirability During Job Interview on White-Collar Profession. Front Psychol. Dec 15; 6:1886.
- Minarčíková, N., Příhodová, T., Maliňaková, J., Riegel, K., Marková, J., Preiss, M. (2017). Czech Version of the Overclaiming Questionnaire – Adaptation and Pilot Study. E-psychologie, 11(2), 34–46.