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Dr. Daniela Cojocaru

Senior Consultant Psychiatrist · Founder of Acord Med

Adult psychiatryExistential analysis and logotherapy
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Professional background

Main areas of work. Adult psychiatry: diagnosis and treatment of psychoses, depression, anxiety and addictions, and work with emotional and personality problems.

Experience. Psychiatrist with more than 30 years of clinical practice. Founding member and administrator of Acord Med, which she has coordinated since 2005. She worked at the Obregia Psychiatric Hospital in Bucharest (2000–2023) and taught psychiatry and neurology at the Carol Davila Post-Secondary Healthcare School (1996–1997).

Training. Existential analysis and logotherapy at the Alfried Längle school: foundation training (1997–2001, counsellor in existential analysis), then psychotherapist training (2001–2012, psychotherapist under supervision). Co-trainer on two programmes teaching this approach (Bucharest 1 and Bucharest 2, 2001–2012). Courses in cognitive-behavioural psychotherapy (1995–2000) and family counselling (1994–1999).

Education. Graduated from Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest (1987–1993); residency in psychiatry at the Obregia hospital (1994–1999). Senior consultant psychiatrist since 2005.

Research and publications. Co-author of papers on neuroleptic malignant syndrome and on the treatment of pain and migraine (1995–1997), presented at the National Psychopharmacology Symposium, the World Congress on Pain (Vancouver, 1996) and the European Conference on Pain Research.

Affiliations. Member of Asociația Română de Psihiatrie și Psihoterapie (the Romanian Association of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, ARPP; since 1999), the European College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ECNP; since 2002), Asociația Profesională a Medicilor de Ambulator (the Professional Association of Outpatient Doctors, APMA; since 2019), SAEL România (the Romanian Society for Existential Analysis and Logotherapy; since 1997), Asociația Română de Psihoterapie (the Romanian Psychotherapy Association; since 1997) and Societatea Română de Luptă Împotriva Durerii (the Romanian Society for the Fight against Pain; since 1996).

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