I began to work for the Voice of Russia in late 2005 when I realized that I wanted to change my psychologist career. Six years of study at the Dashkova Humanities Institute and counseling practice made it clear that it’s not so amusing to deal with other people’s problems.

I wanted a less depressing and more creative job and got one at the Voice of Russia World Service. I was offered to make my own Kaleidoscope weekly feature and I’ve been its author for the last four years. My interests and preferences are all reflected in the themes of the program I author, as I focus on the issues I really care about.

Moreover, it’s a nice feeling to be surrounded by true professionals who can teach you a  lot of new things.