Barbara Rosiek is a Polish writer, poet and clinical psychologist.
Education
Rosiek made her literary debut in 1985 as the author of "Pamiętnik Narkomanki" (English: ‘Diary of a drug addict’), a book she started when she was 14 and finished while studying, describing her life dominated by her struggle with drug addiction.
Career
Breaking the habit was a long and difficult process for Rosiek which has required perseverance and strength. Rosiek is a clinical psychologist. She is interested in philosophy, even more attracted to travelling.
When asked what is the most important thing in her life, he replied: love, friendship, peace of mind.
Writing is a form of therapy for the author, which makes her very calm and thanks to this she is able to survive many hard periods. She claims it is also kind of spiritual contact with God, and the dialogue with the rest of the world.
In 2002, the author was honour for lifetime with Silver Medal of Cambridge. Receipt of this medal is associated with replacing a biography of person awarded in the international edition of the "Who "s Who 2000-2100”.
Views
She cannot imagine life without possibility to express her anxiety and the attitude to her own experiences.
Membership
In 1993 he became a member of the department of Cracow Polish Writers Union.