I am a psychologist, a researcher in development, and someone deeply curious about the complexity of human behavior. Beyond my professional life, I am a wife and mother of two, experiences that have also broadened the way I understand development, relationships, and individual differences. I value learning, meaningful relationships, and continuous growth.

I work as a psychologist and neuropsychologist, combining assessment, clinical intervention, and an understanding of human development. I conduct neuropsychological assessments with children, adults, and older adults, examining areas such as attention, memory, learning, intelligence, executive functions, behavior, and emotional functioning.

In my clinical practice, I use a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approach, working with a variety of psychological concerns and seeking to understand each person beyond a diagnosis. My professional experience also includes working with neurodevelopmental disorders, intellectual disabilities, autism, substance use, and individuals from diverse psychosocially vulnerable backgrounds.