Patrizia Patrizi is Full Professor of Legal Psychology and Restorative Justice Practices at the University of Sassari (Italy), where she established the first academic courses in these fields. She is a psychologist, psychotherapist, restorative justice practitioner and trainer. Her research focuses on restorative justice, legal psychology, psychosocial wellbeing, community participation, and conflict transformation. Over the last decade, she has developed a relational and community-based approach to restorative justice, contributing to the advancement of restorative communities and restorative cities as frameworks for social cohesion, inclusion, and collective wellbeing. Prof. Patrizi is former Chair of the European Forum for Restorative Justice (EFRJ) and currently serves as a qualified trainer and member of its Training Committee. She has coordinated and participated in numerous national and European research projects and has collaborated extensively with justice institutions, universities, and civil society organisations. Among her most significant contributions are the development of the Co.Re. (Communities of Restorative Relationships) model, the restorative city project of Tempio Pausania—the first restorative city initiative in Italy—and the establishment of the Master's Programme in Restorative Justice and Mediation at the University of Sassari. In 2018, she received the Italian Association of Psychology Award for social impact and public engagement.