My story of becoming a psychotherapist is simple and complex at the same time. I was very sensual and sensitive in early childhood, teachers noted my talents and ability to learn quickly. Creative processes fascinated me and distracted me from that mental experience that the child's psyche was not able to digest. At 13-14 years old, depression happened to me, of course, not diagnosed, but I knew from somewhere that it was. The only salvation from freezing was - a protective device - freezing emotions, deep feelings, a kind of anesthesia for the psyche. I continued to study and read literature, watch films, which became a lifeline. I will be honest: film therapy and bibliotherapy are effective. At that time, I realized that life itself is beautiful, this was a "malfunction" that happened to me. And it will need to be fixed by a specialist with experience. After university, I received a specialty as a psychologist, a psychologist in educational institutions. 8 years of practical work with adolescents gave me tremendous experience, but I felt that I needed a deep psychotherapeutic education. So I studied Gestalt therapy from 2015 to 2020. When the war began, I began to study as a logotherapist and existential psychoanalyst. I completed the specialization "Eating Disorders in the Gestalt Approach". My personal story is what allows me to empathize with the pain of clients without unnecessary words or movements, without labels. I am a mother of 2 sons, the wife of a military man. I have experience of emigration. Today, my online practice is a space of absolute safety, confidentiality, acceptance and freedom from any judgment, evaluation. As a speech therapist, I help my clients hear their quiet but strong inner voice amidst the chaos, cope with destructive habits, find their own individual answer to "what's the point?" and finally regain ownership of their own lives, no matter where you are right now. Hugs.