My path to psychotherapy began in 2007, when I came to work as a translator for a company that organized seminars and trainings of world-famous psychologists. Standing on stage next to a man whose books are admired by millions of people, translating seminars and countless personal consultations, I saw how words can change people's lives for the better. Later, I worked for many years at a large international English school, where I provided psychological support to people and families who were preparing for such a difficult step as emigration. It was this work with different stories, cultures, and destinies that made me deepen my knowledge of psychology. Of all the types of psychotherapy, I choose psychoanalysis because this method is time-tested and, in my opinion, gives the best understanding of how the human psyche is structured and works at a deep level. When we find the roots of what is happening to a person right now, it is easier for us to choose methods to solve the problem and I am very inspired by the transformations that I see in the lives of my clients. I work with both adults and children and adolescents (from birth to 18 years old).