“Maybe she should see a psychologist.” Goncharenko gave advice to figure skater Gorbacheva after her disappearance

Figure skating coach Inna Goncharenko told that the 16-year-old figure skater Alina Gorbacheva perhaps it is worth contacting a psychologist after the situation of his loss.

Russian junior champion Gorbachev disappeared Monday night in Moscow. A day later, the whereabouts of the 16-year-old athlete became known in the cinema of one of the shopping centers. On Wednesday, Gorbacheva announced on the social network that her act was not related to figure skating or the coach, and also urged not to trust the media and “unfortunate bloggers”.

– What advice could you give Alina Gorbacheva in such a situation?

– Evaluate and understand yourself what happened. From now on, she will be told a lot of things, she will be advised, but she herself will have to evaluate her actions. If she doesn’t analyze herself, no one’s words will help her. Specialists, coaches, spectators love him, there should be a similar return from him. Selfishness has no place here. They don’t play with that stuff, everyone has emotions, but there should be a limit. Maybe she should see a psychologist. But Alina is a strong person, she can handle all this on her own.

– How will this story affect Alina’s career, will it weigh her down or, on the contrary, add popularity?

– Recently, negative cases often add popularity to skaters, I wouldn’t like that. All normal people breathed a sigh of relief after Gorbachev’s discovery. I don’t think they will treat her worse after this, but Alina should draw conclusions and respect her relatives and friends,” Goncharenko told .