Marek Preiss

Marek Preiss Overview

Associate Professor Marek Preiss is a respected figure in the realm of Clinical Psychology and Psychodynamic Therapy. He holds a Ph.D. from Charles University and is an Associate Professor at Palacký University. Dr. Preiss has dedicated himself to academia, teaching courses like Psychology of Adjustment and Theories of Personality at the University of New York in Prague.

With a versatile career, he also practices as a Clinical Psychologist and conducts research at the National Institute of Mental Health. His work in the institute involves comprehensive research on cognitive testing, personality disorders, and other related topics.

Dr. Preiss' academic journey began at Charles University, where he earned his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. His profound interest in psychodynamic therapy led him to pursue extensive training in the field. He is an advocate for students and plays an active role in revising curriculum outlines and supervising departmental exams. Apart from his academic engagements, Dr. Preiss also serves as a Clinical Psychologist and researcher at the Prague Psychiatric Center.

His research interests encompass areas like academic dishonesty, cognitive processes enhancement, and the study of clinical populations. Dr. Preiss' academic contributions extend to various publications, including books, chapters, and articles. He has co-authored books on psychological trauma and its therapy, addressing the experiences of war victims. His expertise is also visible in articles exploring topics like posttraumatic stress disorders, depressive tendencies, and anxiety in connection with Václav Příhoda's theories.