My journey into the field of psychology, psychotherapy and psychiatry began when I was 11 years old. I was friends with a psychologist at my school, and for the first time she invited me to a volunteer event for St. Nicholas Day - I had to help hold a psychosocial event for first-graders. Then there was the first trip to the orphanage and conducting psychosocial activities there. All this turned into great curiosity, how human psychology works, how my psychology works, who I am and what I want in the first place.  By the time I finished school, I already had a good base of knowledge, because I had mentors who helped me, I had my curiosity and actually an unlimited number of resources, books and tools that helped me. I knew that I would choose the path of a psychotherapist through the prism of medical education, through psychiatry, because I understood that it is important for me to understand not only mental requests, but also the requests of the human body. For me, mental health is inseparable from physical health and they are always nearby. While I was studying, I had the opportunity to do scientific research in the direction of the effectiveness of psychological methods. I had the opportunity to create an important psychological project with the team, which was aimed at improving the future doctors' understanding of themselves. Together with our mentors, we taught students the first necessary skills to overcome stress, self-diagnosis, psychological first aid. I am a psychiatrist, psychotherapist-consultant in the Gestalt method and I am constantly continuing my continuous education. In addition, I am a mental health and psychosocial support specialist who helps Ukrainian and international organizations implement programs to support Ukrainians during the war. As a psychotherapist, I am sensitive and empathetic, I am interested in what my clients tell me. And I am honest and open, with me you can really feel a safe space and be open with yourself.