The lecture-workshop offers a gentle look at personal scenarios through fairy tale images and role interaction. Life's troubles and daily tasks can be viewed in different ways. For example, through the lens of familiar fictional stories from childhood. "A fairy tale is a lie, but there is a hint in it, a lesson for good young men," wrote Alexander Pushkin. How can we apply the lessons from legends, tales, and fables in everyday life? The lecture leaders - psychologists Svyatoslav Prokofyev and Diana Emikh - work with interactive practice based on fairy tale arrangements. This format helps to talk about complex issues more easily: not to directly press on the problem, but to see it as a plot, where there is a hero, obstacles, helpers, choices, and scenarios for moving forward. Other events in Saint Petersburg can be found on KUDAGO.