I graduated from the Faculty of Humanities of the University of Szeged with a degree in Hungarian language and literature and a master's degree in computer science librarianship. After receiving my diploma, I found a job as a librarian and teacher in a high school. Almost at the same time, I became a volunteer for a civil society organization dealing with abused women and children. Since then, child protection and victim support have been my passion. A few years later, I continued my studies, majoring in business administration and management, and obtained a degree in economics. After leaving the field of education, I worked in European Union projects, initially in the professional and then in the financial fields. After the birth of my child, I found a job in primary care for child welfare and completed my further training as a pastoral psychology specialist at the Ptf. During my work, I often work with young people, whose problems I often encounter challenges when solving. That is why I consider continuous learning important in order to be able to try out new ways and methods. I believe that the helping profession is a profession that not only requires continuous training, but also openness, acceptance, patience and perseverance, because when we sow a seed, it may only bring about a small change the size of a mustard seed months later. I have been teaching at the Ptf since 2022 in the child and youth protection consultant specialist training.