I came to psychotherapy because of a misunderstanding with my daughter when she was one year old. I realized that I was doing something wrong and I had to figure it out. I started with books and after getting into the cabin. The psychotherapist understood that this is my profession. In psychotherapy, I understood how family, school, people around me, environment affect a person's mental health, and I understood that it is possible to change and become happy. You always have to start with yourself. As a result of my own therapy, I was able to build a good relationship with my children, a harmonious relationship with my husband, understood myself, accepted my peculiarities, learned to cope with my dragons, know how to regulate my aggression, coped with PTSD, anxiety, depression, excessive rage. Psychotherapy changed my life for the better. I still have personal therapy. This is very important for the sustainability of processes with the client. I learned a lot and continue to develop. It keeps me going. My profession energizes me and I get high from what I do.