Doina Cosman is a highly regarded Romanian psychiatrist and professor, specializing in cognitive-behavioral therapy and psychotraumatology. With an academic background at the “Iuliu Hațieganu” University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Cluj-Napoca, she has significantly contributed to mental health education and research in Romania. Her work focuses on a range of psychiatric issues, including depression, trauma, and psychosis, with a particular emphasis on suicide prevention and cognitive disorders.

Cosman is also a prolific author, with several therapeutic guides and academic texts aimed at both healthcare professionals and the general public. Her books, including Omul Portocaliu și alte povestiri terapeutice, showcase her ability to blend psychological theory with real-life clinical cases, making complex psychiatric concepts accessible to a wide audience. She continues to be a leading figure in Romanian psychiatry, advancing the field through both her clinical practice and her academic work.