I consider myself a lucky man. I am a son, husband, father of three children and also a trained psychologist. I like meaningful contact with people, working with them fulfills me. Further  more makes me all the more happy when since I see that joint efforts lead to an increase in the quality of life and overall satisfaction.

 

The experience of working in crisis services has shown me that life is both fragile and precious. We have no idea what the future holds and each day is a gift worth living to the best of our ability. I work with people who are going through the most difficult situations imaginable. Death of loved ones, infidelity of a partner, divorce, mental illness and various other traumatic situations. Even if we often don't want to, in crises we face difficult situations and are forced to change. Crises can be opportunities to change different parts of our life - relationships with others, relationship with ourselves. They make us perceive the need to live a more fulfilling life. Hence I am convinced that it is worth working on it.

 

I have learned from education area that most people want to be listened to, paid attention to, and trusted. I see the true meaning in devoting oneself to another person, offering them real contact and a helping hand. After all, what is more fulfilling for human life than quality relationships?