I am all alone, or Vasilisa's Spindle

Ekaterina Mikhaylova — senior trainer at the Institute of Group and Family Psychology and Psychotherapy, candidate of psychological sciences, vice-president of the Psychodrama Association. For over 30 years, she has been leading training and psychotherapeutic groups, engaged in individual psychotherapy, coaching, and consulting. Some books become events when you encounter them. At least because they help you see your life differently than we are used to. This book belongs to that category. It stands out from the numerous books about "women" and "female psychology" precisely because of its unusual perspective. However, it certainly addresses both topics. It also discusses women's psychological groups and their participants, gender myths, and how they arise. Additionally, it explores why we are the way we are and whether it can be different. Recognition gives way to discoveries, pain and fear alternate with irony and mischief, understanding and love... Thus, the spindle spins, weaving the threads of life — the life of a woman and life in general, which encompasses so much variety... Reading this book is beneficial for everyone — regardless of gender, age, or profession. I assure you, you will not remain indifferent.