Aleksandra Gromova

Aleksandra Gromova is a Lecturer (In-house) in the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy. Her work appears to be centered on clinical and psychological aspects of psychosomatic disorders and patient care, with an emphasis on education and mentoring within a medical training context.

Her research interests span psychosomatic medicine, psychotherapy, and mental health, particularly as they relate to everyday psychological challenges. She has contributed to public discourse through media appearances discussing topics such as self-sabotage behavior and childhood stress related to school transitions, indicating a commitment to public education and mental health awareness.

Aleksandra has been actively involved in mentoring, specifically guiding residents from various specialties through the METC course between February and May 2023, highlighting her role in medical education and training.

She is associated with an ORCID profile (0009-0001-9393-4157), suggesting scholarly engagement, though no publications or specific research outputs are listed in the provided text.