Since I was little I have been a curious person with the impetus to understand others, for example I did not understand criminals, "How can they do harm without feeling guilty?" or thinking about dictators who ignore a grieving people, that led me to study psychology with the intention of understanding the human psyche, I studied in a private school but when I started university I went to a public school in an underdeveloped country, there I found a different reality and many things that I ignored, but what impacted me the most was the vocation of people to help, not only to understand but to use that understanding to help each other. Then I learned about humanistic psychotherapy and Gestalt where I stopped focusing on the role and began to connect with people, with my clients and with myself on a deeper and more human level. This is where I understood that despite everything that psychology explains very well, we can choose and transform. I love knowing that psychology explains and psychotherapy transforms, they are two important processes for growth.