WHO I AM

Graduated from the University of Padua in Clinical-Dynamic Psychology, I carried out my post-graduate activity in facilities aimed at the rehabilitation of psychiatric patients, my professional "first love" as I have always deeply admired and respected the resilience with which people affected by psychiatric pathologies face life and the suffering that inhabits it.

With motherhood, my reading of the world has widened to include the point of view of children and, more generally, of minors, so much so that I am able to specialize at the School of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy (PSIBA) where I currently attend third year. 

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My clinical activity takes place mostly with minors and their families but I also deal with adults and young adults.

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What I love about psychotherapy is the encounter with the other. I believe that anyone who decides to embark on a psychological journey performs both an act of love towards themselves and of courage towards the person to whom they choose to entrust the tangled threads of their life. The task of a good psychotherapist is to find that common thread that binds and guides all the other threads in order to give meaning to one's experiences.