My path to psychology began in childhood. I read a lot, I was fascinated by human emotions, motives, life paths and choices. This naturally led me to the psychology department. Later, I myself went through an interesting and difficult path of finding myself, my purpose, my "size" and place in life. I have experience changing professions. I know what it's like to start from scratch, to face powerlessness, shame and doubts. When I had children, I experienced postpartum depression. I know what it's like when the world turns upside down and you have to learn to live anew: to adapt, to look for new meanings, and actually not to lose yourself. That is why I treat those who come to me with pain, doubts, crises with great empathy. And with great gratitude - for their trust.