Families have a past, present, and future, just like the individuals who make them up. Individuals can feel good and live happily if their basic human needs are understood, received, and generally given within their families: giving and receiving love, regular communication, care, attention, and belonging to a community.

My family counselor's credo : I support individuals, couples, and families in achieving and maintaining all these positive emotions and experiences in their families in the long term. In this profession, I can directly or indirectly help the entire family in the spirit of a systems approach.

In my professional belief, a loving atmosphere, attention to each other's needs, and improved communication in relationships, marriages, and families can help people to be healthier mentally and physically, and improve their quality of life. All of this can increase their sense of individual and family happiness, and this can also spill over into other areas of society, such as schools, transportation, and culture. If one person feels better, it can already increase the well-being of humanity in a small way. 

I am grateful for the opportunities in my life: through excellent training courses, from my wise masters, in my work as a teacher and trainer, and in personality development, I have learned the practicality of communication, as well as how to effectively and humanely handle conflicts, and how to work with couples and families. I am especially grateful in my life for having been able to learn from the “Big Four” at the PTF: Dr. Gábor Hézser, Dr. Mónika Krasznay, Farkas From Júlia and Dr. Mária Riesz. Although they don't put the burden of expectations on me, I still gladly take it upon myself when I teach classes at the college with my great assistant and colleague, Dr. Beáta Kőrösi. Because we try to pass on all the goodness, love, professionalism, humanity and knowledge that we have received to our students.