I define myself as a psychologist by vocation, after a journey of personal discovery that now gives deep meaning to my work.
I’ve always felt a strong drive to connect with, support, and stand up for others. Making friends came naturally to me, and I truly enjoyed interacting with people of all ages. At first, I channeled that interest into studying Law, but over time I realized something didn’t quite fit. I decided to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what genuinely inspired me: Psychology. It was a subject that had excited me back in high school, and one that a teacher had encouraged me to pursue, saying: “I see potential in you.”
Starting over—with greater awareness and intention—felt like rediscovering an essential part of myself. It reignited my passion for learning and studying. I was genuinely happy during that time, and to this day, I am deeply grateful for the opportunities and personal and professional growth that this profession continues to offer me.
This path, together with my ongoing training, has given me extensive experience in helping people work through various personal and work-related challenges.