Even at a young age, I knew that I had an unquenchable desire to work with people. My professional career had a winding start, but human behavior has always been at the center of my interest.

I approach my environment with curiosity, empathy, and openness. I spent nearly 10 years as a user experience researcher (UX research and design), where I used interviews and tests to study people's motivations, desires, and behavior in complex business environments.

Meanwhile, I continued my psychology studies and became increasingly interested in health psychology, particularly perinatal psychology. During my own pregnancy, this curiosity not only did not wane, but continued to grow and deepen.

This is how I arrived at my current profession as a perinatal psychologist.

The perinatal (i.e., around birth) period is one of the most diverse and emotionally complex stages of human life. Joy, sorrow, ambivalence, grief, and a thousand other emotions can arrive all at once.

This period offers us countless opportunities for learning, lessons in self-knowledge, and many challenges.

I warmly welcome individuals and families who feel the need to share their journeys with someone during this period.