Isabella Tringali, born in 1993, has a passion and interest for the cognitive approach and its potential application in the context of addictions and primary prevention. After obtaining her bachelor's degree in Psychological Sciences and Techniques, she pursued specialist studies in Applied Cognitive Psychology at the University of Padua. Her interest in the field of psychology is mainly directed towards practical applications and preventive strategies to address the challenges related to addictions and psychological well-being. In fact, since 2017, she has been collaborating with the association Amici San Patrignano Sicilia, which actively cooperates with a therapeutic community for substance, alcohol, and gap addictions. Her professional experience includes direct involvement with the most vulnerable communities, having worked as an educator for homeless communities. This experience has allowed her to develop a deeper understanding of the complexities of addictions and related social problems, fueling her commitment to prevention and support.