“Responsibility for the health of another person is both a privilege and a curse,” notes the author, who sees and counsels 50 people every day. The therapist, like a detective, finds out what happened (what the problem is), then goes in search of evidence and clues (gathers anamnesis and conducts an examination), concentrates on the number of potential culprits (determines the possible cause of the symptoms), creates a list of suspects (conducts a differential diagnosis) .This book opens the door to the doctor's office when he sees patients, and also when he is alone with his thoughts. You will be surprised, but the everyday life of a therapist cannot be called routine, because it is a whole kaleidoscope of human stories - funny, scary, ridiculous, sad, touching, strange. The publishing layout is saved in PDF A4 format.