I am a psychologist who just completed a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychosexology at Sapienza University of Rome. My academic and clinical background combines training in both neuropsychology and psychosexology, with particular interest in sexuality, gender identity, relationships, and emotional wellbeing.
Most of my practical experience so far has been in neuropsychological and rehabilitation settings in Germany and Italy, where I worked with cognitive assessments, structured clinical interviews, cognitive training, and clinical documentation. Through these experiences, I developed strong skills in working empathetically and professionally with individuals facing a variety of psychological and neurological challenges, including dementia-related and other neurological conditions.
Alongside my neuropsychology background, my current studies and training focus strongly on psychosexology and inclusive mental health care. During my Master’s program, I have engaged deeply with topics related to intimacy, sexual wellbeing, LGBTQ+ experiences, and gender diversity. My thesis work specifically focuses on psychological aspects of healthcare access and wellbeing among transgender and gender-diverse individuals. These areas are especially important to me, and I strive to create a therapeutic space that is open, respectful, affirming, and free from judgment.
I work in English and German, and I aim to meet each client with openness, empathy, and curiosity about their unique experiences. I believe therapy should feel collaborative and supportive, with space to explore thoughts, emotions, and challenges at a pace that feels comfortable for the individual.