 Lucie Hornova is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist.
Originally, she has been working with addicts and their families on long term basis both in the UK and in the Czech Republic.
She first trained as a Rogerian Person-Centred therapist and latter, as a family systemic therapist. In 2008, she has founded and has been leading since a team of clinical psychologists and other professionals. They are using dialogical ideas and collaborative approaches in their work. The team is based in a hospital environment and is dealing wide spectrum of clients including families with high level of violence, psychosomatic illnesses and contradictory involvement of the medical system. The team has a strong collaboration with social services, courts, schools, medical doctors, NGOs, etc. This collaboration is key aspect of their work.
Lucie is registered clinical psychology trainer since 2008.
Lucie has a special interest in psychosomatics. She has graduated a University course in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
She has graduated a Systemic Supervision Course in the Tavistock Clinic in London. She has been involved with EFTA as a national representative since 2006. She is one of the co-organizers of annual European Summer School on Dialogical practices. She has been working as a supervisor and a trainer locally and internationally.
Lucie and her team have done a 5-year practitioner research project with TAOS institute (Sheila McNamee) researching the co-therapy qualities in dialogical approach in therapy.
Lucie also teaches clinical psychology and dialogical approaches at several universities in the Czech Rep.
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