Sihan

My interest in becoming a psychotherapist began in elementary school. Growing up with an alcoholic father prone to emotional outbursts, I witnessed both physical and emotional violence directed at my mother, who struggled to understand his behavior. I often wished for a therapist to help me comprehend my father's actions and alleviate the tensions within my family. Unfortunately, that support was not available. In middle school, I endured two years of bullying and harassment from classmates, leading to fear of attending classes and exhaustion from trying to please them. Despite my struggles, my teachers remained unaware. Upon entering university, I initially pursued economics, but the desire to become a psychotherapist remained strong. Eventually, I followed my passion, seeking to provide the support I had yearned for during challenging times, just as I wished to have received.

We may or may not have gone through the same experiences, but this is not the key part. The key, as I believe, is our desire to call for help and improve our situations. It is this desire that empowers us and makes us courageous and resilient. And I would like to be a part of it, helping you achieve your goals.