I embarked on my journey into psychology at an age many would consider “mature.” But for me, maturity was not a limitation—it was the foundation of clarity, resilience, and a deep sense of purpose. My decision to study psychology wasn’t just a career choice; it was a calling born from life’s experiences and a profound desire to understand and help others.
The first step was pursuing a bachelor’s degree in counseling psychology. It wasn’t easy. Juggling the demands of academic life with personal responsibilities required discipline and determination. But every theory I studied, every lecture I attended, and every insight I gained fueled my passion further.
Yet, I knew this was just the beginning. My thirst for knowledge led me to enroll in a master’s program in psychology. This advanced study was transformative, offering a deeper understanding of human behavior, emotions, and thought processes. It was during this time that the intricate connection between psychology and the real-world struggles people face became vividly clear to me.
But my journey wasn not confined to academia. Alongside my studies, I delved into complementary therapeutic approaches such as clinical hypnotherapy, EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). These tools expanded my ability to address the diverse needs of those seeking guidance and healing.
My practical experience took root in London, where I worked as a self-employed counselor and hypnotherapist. This phase of my career was both challenging and rewarding. Each client brought a unique story, and with it, an opportunity to create a safe, empathetic space for transformation. Watching individuals overcome obstacles and unlock their potential became my greatest motivation.
During this time, I felt a growing need to share my insights with a wider audience. This inspired me to write a book, "The Evolution of Psychology from Antiquity to Today," which I published in three languages: Italian, Romanian, and English. Writing this book was a labor of love, allowing me to bridge historical perspectives with modern psychological practices and make these ideas accessible to readers worldwide.
Now, I find myself in Torino, Italy, at a crossroads that blends my expertise in psychology with a burgeoning passion for human resources. I believe that psychology holds the key to fostering healthier workplaces, empowering teams, and creating environments where individuals can thrive.
At the same time, I’m channeling my energy into a new project: a blog titled “Journeys in Dialogue with Psychology.” This space will be dedicated to exploring the intersection of psychology, personal growth, and everyday life. It’s a way for me to connect with others, spark meaningful conversations, and continue learning through shared experiences.
Reflecting on my journey, I’ve come to realize that my story isn’t just about academic achievements or professional milestones. It’s about the courage to start something new, the resilience to keep going, and the joy of making a difference in people’s lives. Psychology has taught me that every challenge is an opportunity for growth and that the human capacity for change is limitless.
This journey is far from over. As I continue to explore the many facets of psychology, I remain inspired by the people I meet, the stories I hear, and the transformations I witness. Psychology isn’t just my profession—it’s my way of seeing the world and making it a better place.
And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that it’s never too late to follow your passions, no matter where life finds you.

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