Psychologist Marta Korsak

Not everything can be fixed.
But not everything has to be faced alone.

I support people experiencing depression, grief, emotional overload, serious illness, and the experience of dying – their own or that of someone close to them. Sessions are available in Bydgoszcz and online.

Psychologist Marta Korsak in a calm professional portrait.

WHO IS THIS SUPPORT FOR?

This support may be for you if everyday life has become harder to carry, even if you still manage to function. You do not need to have a clear diagnosis, a perfectly organised story, or the right words for what you feel. Sometimes it is enough to notice that you no longer want to hold everything alone.

A calm portrait-style image supporting a section about who psychological help may be for.

This may be the right place if:

  • you feel low, empty, exhausted, or disconnected from yourself
  • you keep functioning, but without a sense of meaning
  • you are grieving and feel that the world has moved on too quickly
  • you are supporting someone who is seriously ill
  • you are facing illness, dying, or the fear of losing someone close
  • you are a teenager, young adult, or parent looking for a safe first conversation

You do not have to decide everything at once. The first step can simply be one conversation.

HOW I WORK

I work with attention to your pace, boundaries, and the story you bring into the room. The first conversation is not an exam. You do not have to know where to begin or how to name everything precisely. We can start from what feels most present, most difficult, or simply most possible to say.

I do not promise quick fixes.
I do not force motivation.
I do not treat silence as failure.

My work is based on:

  • a cognitive-behavioral approach
  • a research-informed understanding of psychological difficulties
  • attentive listening and careful pacing
  • respect for boundaries and emotional safety

There is room for silence in therapy.
For difficult questions.
For the lack of answers.

SCOPE OF SUPPORT

The homepage gives only a short overview. Each area of support has its own deeper page, so you can read more calmly and choose the path that is closest to your situation.

Depression

  • low mood
  • emptiness
  • exhaustion
  • loss of meaning
  • functioning on the outside while feeling increasingly distant inside

Grief and loss

  • Support after the death of someone close
  • complicated grief
  • guilt
  • longing
  • numbness
  • feeling that life has changed too much

End-of-life support

  • Psychological support around serious illness, dying
  • helplessness
  • fear
  • being close to someone who is approaching the end of life

Teenagers and young adults

  • Support for young people experiencing low mood
  • anxiety
  • pressure
  • emotional overload
  • relationship difficulties
  • crisis
Psychologist Marta Korsak portrait in the about me section.

ABOUT ME

My name is Marta Korsak. I am a psychologist working with people who are going through emotionally difficult moments: depression, grief, illness, fear of dying, and the experience of accompanying someone close through suffering or loss.

In my work, I combine psychological knowledge with a calm, attentive way of being in conversation. I do not treat the first meeting as a place for ready answers. I see it as a space where what has been carried alone can begin to be named safely.

I do not believe every pain can be quickly fixed.
But I do believe that pain can be met with presence.

Psychologist Bydgoszcz

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

A consultation lasts 50 minutes and can take place in person in Bydgoszcz or online. The cost of one session is 300 zł. After you send a message or complete the contact form, I reply within 48 hours. You do not need to describe everything in the first message. A short note saying that you would like to schedule an initial conversation is enough.

HOW TO SCHEDULE A FIRST CONVERSATION

The first contact can be short. You do not need to write a long explanation or know exactly what kind of support you need.

You can contact me by phone, email, or through the form below. In your first message, it is enough to write that you would like to schedule an initial conversation and indicate whether you prefer an in-person or online meeting.

Contact form