Make space for your singularity.

In 2016, I moved to Portugal, motivated by the desire to experience a new culture and grow in new contexts. In 2019, I completed my degree in Psychology at the University of Algarve, with part of my training at the University of Granada in Spain and the University of Porto. In 2022, I completed a Master’s degree in Applied Psychology at the University of Minho and later specialized in Psychoanalysis.

I began my professional practice with adolescents in the prevention of addictive behaviours, and later moved into clinical work with adolescents and adults, maintaining clinical supervision and case discussion as important parts of my training.

In 2024, I moved to Germany, where I currently combine private clinical practice with work at a shelter for survivors of domestic violence, providing psychosocial support to children and families.

My own experience of immigration also shapes the way I listen to those who come to me. Living in different countries brought me closer to questions of belonging, identity, adaptation, loneliness, and the transformations that can accompany migration.

Throughout my professional path, experience in different cultural contexts has broadened my clinical perspective and reinforced the importance of a more comprehensive approach, attentive not only to symptoms but also to each person’s existential and singular questions within the social and cultural context in which their story takes shape.

My work, however, is not limited to immigration. Anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, insecurities, conflicts, and periods of change can take on very particular meanings in each person’s experience.