I am a psychotherapist, working with adults, adolescents and children in the Gestalt approach. I came to psychology through my own experience in psychotherapy. At first, it was important for me to better understand myself and my life, and later I became interested in how psychotherapy works and decided to make it my profession. Over the years of practice, I have worked with very different people and requests. I am interested in helping to understand what may seem confusing at first glance: in my own feelings, relationships, recurring life scenarios, internal conflicts and situations where old ways of coping no longer work. I am learning a lot and developing as a specialist. I have experience working with children and adolescents, people with ADHD and ASD, as well as military personnel. I work a lot with traumatic experiences. In therapy, it is important for me to remain a living person. I can be attentive and serious when necessary, but I do not believe that psychotherapy should always be difficult and gloomy. For me, sincerity, contact, curiosity about the person, and the ability to talk about difficult things without fear of being judged are important.