In my role as a clinical psychologist at Live Psychology and as founder of the Infinitely Institute in São Paulo, Brazil, I have gained key skills for clinical practice, applied research, and social-emotional education. Additionally, I have been a social-emotional teacher, where I designed and facilitated innovative educational programs to promote the social-emotional and personal development of primary and secondary school students.

My research career includes leadership in significant projects such as the "Support and Integration Program for Venezuelan Migrants with Post-Traumatic Stress in the Campinas Region, State of São Paulo, Brazil," These investigations have explored how psychological interventions can improve the quality of life of migrants, integrating this knowledge into my clinical and academic practice.

Moreover, I volunteer as a clinical psychologist for UNICEF's Safe Family program in Bolivia, providing free psycho-emotional support to prevent and address violence against children, adolescents, women, and men of all ages. This role has expanded my ability to work in diverse and challenging environments, furthering my commitment to social justice and community well-being.

These experiences have strengthened my ability to adapt to the unique needs of each individual in clinical and educational settings, and have enriched my therapeutic and educational approach. I am prepared to apply these skills and knowledge, contributing to the field of psychology with an integrative approach committed to emotional and mental well-being.

For more details about the Infinitely Institute and our services, visit  Instituto Infinitamente | Psicología

For more details about my academic and professional career, I invite you to review my attached resume.