My education
- Graduated in Clinical Psychology
- Certified in Positive Psychology techniques
- Author of the published research Unveiling the creative self in midlife. The study investigates the creative potential of changes we face throughout life, focusing particularly on Italian women, menopause, and the influence of sociocultural and family context.
My professional experience
Internship in Health Psychology
I completed my internship at a clinical centre with a Jungian analytical orientation. I deepened my use of images and symbols in clinical practice.
Social prescribing health coaching
During my time in London, I worked in collaboration with general practitioners to provide psychological support to patients experiencing mental distress.
Community Psychiatry
In Marseille, I worked in a community psychiatry facility within the Just Association, supporting people during psychological crises often linked to trauma, grief, or addiction.
My interventions aimed to help individuals recognise and develop their personal strengths and potential throughout the recovery process.
I worked within a multidisciplinary team, collaborating closely with psychiatrists, nurses, and educators across diverse clinical settings.
Research
My research has focused on exploring the relationship between bodily changes, psychosocial context, and the individual’s potential for transformation and growth.
Multicultural Perspective
Working in diverse sociocultural contexts has led me to pay particular attention to how origins, culture, and community shape the experience of well-being and psychological distress.
Vision of therapy
Some life experiences—such as loss, separation, or illness—can create ruptures in our personal story. Authenticity within the therapeutic relationship opens the possibility for repair and transformation.
My approach is inspired by Positive Psychology and the theory of Post-Traumatic Growth, which explore how even moments of crisis can reveal unexpected inner strengths.
Through the therapeutic process, we can begin to recognise and make sense of the meanings behind emotional scars, integrating them into a renewed and empowering self-narrative.
This echoes the Japanese art of kintsugi, in which broken pottery is repaired with gold, transforming its fractures into marks of beauty and value.
Numero RPPS : 10111566484
The psychologist is subject to a professional code of ethics. The RPPS number confirms that the practitioner is a registered clinical psychologist and verifies the psychologist’s professional identity.
This number is issued by the French Ministry of Health and Prevention.