For over 20 years, my activity has been to help individuals, groups, and organizations develop cross-cutting forms of self-empowerment, in a perspective of respect and inclusive and generative relationships with others and the environment.
In 1997, I earned a degree in political science, with a program of study focused on political, historical, and sociological aspects.
After this period of study, I attended a three-year master's degree in integrated pluralistic counseling and a specialization in organizational counseling. In 2008, I earned the qualification of counseling supervisor.
A few years later, I specialized in morenian sociodrama, attending a two-year master's degree that allowed me to acquire new perspectives on working with groups and communities.
Subsequently, I earned a second-level master's degree on gender violence and the assessment of the risk of recidivism.
 
In 2016, on the occasion of the National Conference of AssoCounseling in Assago, I was co-coordinator of the international thematic tables for research on counseling for the drafting of the “Assago Charter”, a work that has continued over the years and has marked an important milestone in Italy and beyond for the definition of the professional identity of the counselor.
From 2007 to today, I have participated as a speaker in numerous national and international conferences on counseling.