15 years ago during my degree in Psychology I discovered Intercultural Psychology, right after my training I went to Europe to study. I lived in France, Germany and Switzerland.
As an expatriate during my studies, I felt myself the challenges of expatriation, such as the loss of the mother tongue and various cultural chocks.
Returning to Brazil I worked with refugees at the Brazilian Red Cross and today I work helping people from different nationalities located in all corners of the globe to navigate through a world that is in permanent change, just like us.
Psychoanalysis is my working tool that allows me to offer deep listening dedicated to the understanding of human subjectivity, taking into account the nuances of the cultural background and languages.
"Psychoanalysis invites us to think about the challenges inherent in life and enables us to invent creative and more authentic solutions."