I'm Linda Lorenzini, a psychologist registered with the Lombardy Order of Psychologists and a specialist at the H. Bernheim School of Psychotherapy in Vicenza, a path that is enriching the way I meet and accompany people through their stories.

For years, I've worked with children and young people with disabilities, an experience that has allowed me to explore not only their stories, but also those of the families who support them every day. It's precisely from these encounters that I've developed a particular interest in family experiences, relationships, and everything that's often difficult to put into words.

Animals have always been a part of my life: I grew up with a great passion for cats, and now I live with two cats and a Labrador, who is also introducing me to the world of dogs. I love their sensitivity, their presence, and the unique way they connect with us. This attention to sensitivity and connection is also part of the way I approach people's stories.

In my work as a psychologist, I want to create a space where people feel welcomed and listened to with respect, without judgment. A place where they can share their stories at their own pace, listen to their feelings, and try to better understand what they're going through.