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A psychologist is a specialist who deals with the mental and psychological health of people. Most often, people turn to a psychologist when they want to understand themselves, understand the causes of personal problems and anxieties, when they feel emotional distress, depression and lack of motivation. It happens that a person has experienced a traumatic situation, for example, divorce, separation, moving, loss, which entails unpleasant emotional reactions that the person himself cannot cope with. They reduce quality of life, and increase the risk of developing bodily symptoms, and even developing diseases. A psychologist can also help in overcoming difficult experiences. During consultations with a psychologist (psychotherapist), a special atmosphere of acceptance and trust is created, which facilitates the processing of traumatic events in a safe and completely confidential environment. People often believe that they can overcome their difficulties themselves, however, as practice shows, this does not always work out. A person tends to resist change, and also uses mental defense mechanisms that do not allow one to look at the problem objectively; as a result, ineffective behavior is repeated, which means that the cause of dissatisfaction remains. In consultation with a psychologist, thanks to his knowledge of the patterns of how the psyche works, he will be able to help you see your situation from the outside, and therefore, more objectively, understand how your thoughts, feelings and actions create pain, anxiety and stress, and help you get out of your usual ways of reacting. Overall, working with a psychologist can greatly impact your quality of life for the better. You will begin to understand your emotions, build harmonious relationships, improve your health and relationships with others, learn to build healthy boundaries, which will affect your whole life. There are a number of problems that a psychologist (or psychotherapist) can help you cope with: -depression , apathy, reluctance to do something, feelings of giving up - postpartum depression - anxiety, fears, phobias - self-esteem disorders, problems in relationships with loved ones - eating disorders, addictions - psychosomatic diseases - sexual disharmony, problems with a partner - fear assessments, shame, guilt - bad relationships with children It also often happens that a person goes to the doctor, seeing physical manifestations of the disease, but during the examination the doctor does not find a physiological pathology, the tests are normal, but the person is worried about some symptom that cannot be overcome on one's own. For example, poor sleep, or insomnia. A person may wake up in the morning and cannot fall asleep, even if he wants to sleep. This affects daily life in a negative way. In this situation, a psychologist can detect depression or an anxiety-depressive disorder, which can be noticed in time and overcome thanks to psychological support and work with negative emotions. Consultation with a psychologist can maintain a person in psychological balance, promotes physical and mental health, and all together is the key happy life, vigor and confidence in the future.