Mateusz Gola

Neuroscientist and psychotherapist. A researcher at the Institute for Neural Computation at the University of California San Diego and the Institute of Psychology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Specializing in the neuroscience of addiction and effective habit change. Author of the popular science book "When Porn Stops Being Sexy," three patents, and over 160 publications in prestigious international scientific journals. A pioneer and leader in research on the impact of pornography on the brain, whose findings contributed to the World Health Organization's inclusion of compulsive sexual behaviors in the latest edition of the International Classification of Diseases. Recipient of numerous prestigious awards for scientific achievements and popularization of knowledge about the brain. Recognized in Poland for numerous media appearances. He develops therapeutic methods supporting individuals in overcoming addictions using mobile devices and artificial intelligence. Personally, he is a husband and father, a travel and winter sports enthusiast, and a perpetually aspiring surfer. He conducts workshops for therapists and therapeutic groups for individuals with compulsive sexual behaviors, which can be found on the website www.mateuszgola.pl