My name is Olga Babira, I am 35 years old, and I came to psychology consciously, having come a long and significant way both in my own development and in understanding mental processes. At first my life was related to another profession, but over time I felt that I was drawn to a deeper understanding of human nature, inner conflicts and how our psyche works. This is what prompted me at the age of 29 to get a second higher education majoring in Psychology, and this choice was completely conscious. I finished my master's degree at the Institute of Modern Psychology and Psychotherapy. During my studies, I managed to acquire a wide range of theoretical knowledge and practical skills that allow me to better understand the internal mechanisms of the psyche. Simultaneously with my studies, I began to actively engage in personal psychotherapy, which became a key stage in my development as a psychologist. After undergoing therapy, I became more aware of my own mental processes, which gave me the opportunity to better understand and support others. In addition, I continue to expand my competence by obtaining a certification in Germany in the field of value-oriented counseling. This technique allows you to work with clients based on their core values, which contributes to a deeper understanding of their problems and finding ways to solve them. I also take private training in psychoanalysis and transactional analysis, which allows me to learn additional tools for working with different types of clients. My experience of working with my own psychological processes helps me support others on their path to harmony and self-development. For me, psychology is not just a profession, but a way of life through which I strive to help other people understand themselves and improve their lives.