I read about the 'Bystander Effect' in my high school and remember thinking how funny but advanced our brains were that something so simple, needed a course of action. I later spent time understanding the many facets of human behaviour (which was fairly new to me at the time) and realised that a future in psychology made most sense. Add to this my love for working with people and the understanding gained during my academic years, made me realise that being a therapist was what I found worth pursuing.