I am a licensed Psychologist and General Health Psychologist with over ten years of experience working in public and private clinical institutions. Throughout my career, I have worked with individuals facing a broad range of difficulties, including anxiety, mood disorders, relational challenges, sexuality, migration, trauma, stress, grief, and identity, among others. I have also completed advanced training in clinical sexology, which allows me to integrate specialized knowledge when working with issues related to sexual health.
My professional trajectory has been shaped by a solid background in psychoanalytic theory, psychosocial studies, and contemporary clinical practice. These perspectives guide my way of understanding psychic life, subjectivity, and the social and relational contexts that influence how we experience ourselves. I bring this integrative lens into my work while maintaining a clear clinical frame and a commitment to thoughtful, individualized care.
I firmly believe that ongoing training and one’s own therapeutic process are fundamental pillars of responsible and rigorous clinical work. These elements continually shape and refine my approach, allowing me to remain attentive to the complexity and singularity of each person’s experience.
I work with adults from diverse cultural and personal backgrounds, always respecting the singularity of each person’s history and ways of expressing discomfort. My aim is to offer a space where difficulties can be spoken, examined, and gradually understood with greater depth and nuance.