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Federica Baruchello

She is graduated in Clinical and Community Psychology at University "La Sapienza" in Rome, enrolled in the Register of Psychologists of Lazio, and qualified to practice Psychotherapy.
She is specialised in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy at the Skinner Institute in Rome (four-year school recognized by the Ministry of Education), and qualified for the EMDR structured psychotherapy method. She has developped a considerable experience in the clinical sector and in numerous national and international organizational contexts. In 2022 she achieved a Master's degree on "Trauma in the developmental age: diagnosis, therapeutic relationship and treatment". Currently, in addition to practicing the profession of psychotherapist, she works in the Psychological Support Service, established in March 2019 by the Lazio Region in favor of its employees.

Author of the recent publication (in Italian): Tra il dire e il fare c'è di mezzo il pensare. Come aiutare i bambini a trasformare il "non saprei" in "come potrei", published by Themis Edition (2023).

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