My story

Women • Psychologist • Researcher

At a young age I understood that the meaning of my life was to have a purpose greater than myself. Otherness presented itself as an existential dimension, and the need arose to approach the stories of neurodiverse people to foster the recognition of a historical debt with plurality.
This prompted me to embark on the journey of becoming a psychologist with a clinical and psychosocial focus. For me, mental health is not merely an individual matter, but transcends into community interconnections and rootedness with our own body and environment. My purpose is to unify these three intrinsic dimensions: the personal, the relational and the environmental.
Eventually, I managed to obtain my degree in psychology and built several researches within this field. My personal experience has allowed me to have a particular insight into understanding and supporting those who face the challenges of their own mental dynamics.

Curriculum Vitae

Professional ID 268553. RETHUS (Unified National Registry of Human Resources in Health) in force