About

Approach and Philosophy

People turn to psychotherapy and coaching because they feel the need to share their life story, make sense of their difficulties, and reinterpret past experiences within a safe, trusting relationship with another person.

In my practice, I combine the depth of post-Bionian psychoanalysis with the pragmatism of business coaching. This allows clients not only to explore their inner world but also to build a solid foundation for life, creativity, career development, and business management.

Depending on your goals, we’ll choose the best format:

• • Short-term psychoanalytic coaching—for understanding and resolving specific life, career, or business challenges.

• • Long-term psychotherapy—for deep self-exploration, working through systemic issues, and sustainable transformation.

Through our work together, you’ll be able to make sense of your experiences and build an inner foundation to move forward.

The first session will allow us to clarify your request, explore potential solutions, determine the format of our work (short-term coaching or long-term therapy), and discuss logistical details.

At the intersection of psychoanalytic psychotherapy and business coaching, I draw upon:

• • The post-Bionian approach—a key focus on the healing power of the collaborative creative work of two unconscious minds (the client and the therapist);

• • The achievements of leading psychoanalysts from the French, Italian, and South American schools;

• • Techniques for psychoanalytic work with leaders and organizations.

Professional standards and supervisors

The quality of our work is guaranteed by adherence to strict international standards: undergoing personal psychoanalysis, regular supervision, and ongoing training with world-renowned leaders in the field.

• • I have two analysis, five years apart, one with an IPA member.

• • In the post-Bionian tradition, I am constantly learning from: Antonino Ferro, Giuseppe Chevitareze, Fulvio Mazzacane, and others.

• • I attend seminars led by members of the International Psychoanalytic Association (IPA): Otto Kernberg, René Russillon, Alain Gibault, Vasilis Kapsambelis, Claude Smadja, Catherine Dolto, and others.

• • Master classes at international institutes (INSEAD, Tavistock Institute, IPSO): Manfred Kets de Vries, Larry Hirschhorn, Simon Western, Thomas Gurnalzik, Paula Christian Kleiger, Susan Long, and others.

The principles that guide my work with you

• • CONFIDENTIALITY AND ETHICS

• • STABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY OF AGREEMENTS

• • VOLUNTARY PARTICIPATION AND COLLABORATION