Since my youth, I have always been a conscious observer of human feelings and reactions. My interest in psychotherapy grew out of my own experiences and a desire to better understand how emotions and thoughts affect our lives. During my education in psychology, I learned to consider the complex aspects of the human psyche, and this increased my confidence in choosing a career as a psychotherapist. Philosopher and psychotherapist Erich Fromm once said: "Psychotherapy is the process in which we learn to see ourselves." This quote particularly reflects my belief that the importance of self-knowledge and understanding one's own motivations and experiences is the key to personal growth and improving the quality of life. In my practice, I often encounter unique stories and complex challenges that my clients face. My mission is to help them understand their inner needs and teach them to find the inner strength to overcome life's difficulties. So, psychotherapy for me is not just a profession, it is a way of life that allows me to help others in their inner development and search for meaning.