Florencia Cinquemani

I am a Clinical Psychologist trained in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and since 2021 I have been based in Denmark. Early in my time here, I worked as a counselor for expats at Cáritas Migrant House, where I supported people navigating migration, identity, and the challenges of starting over in a new country. This experience shaped my understanding of how deeply personal and unexpected the process of migration can be. Today, I am part of Hue Therapy, a boutique collective of international psychologists and psychotherapists in Copenhagen. Hue Therapy is designed to provide high-quality psychological support for professionals and expats who seek a space of trust and depth in their personal lives. Within this setting, I offer private sessions for individuals and couples who wish to strengthen their relationships, navigate transitions, and reconnect with what feels meaningful. My clinical foundation was built during five years of intensive training in Buenos Aires, where I worked extensively with children, adolescents, and young adults, many of whom were neurodivergent or on the autism spectrum. That work taught me to value the uniqueness of each person’s way of inhabiting the world, and to meet every client with respect for their individuality. My training in the Lacanian Psychoanalytic Orientation also shaped the way I listen: with openness, curiosity, and without imposing rigid expectations. Having lived and worked across different cultural contexts, I bring an international perspective to my practice. I understand how identity, belonging, and relationships can be profoundly shaped by the environments we move through. This perspective allows me to offer a therapeutic space that is not only attentive to personal history, but also sensitive to the complexities of modern professional and relational life.