Psychologist, professor, and researcher specializing in clinical psychology and mental health within high-stress professional environments, with a dedicated focus on veterinary medicine. Holder of a Ph.D. (2023) and a Master's degree (2020) in Clinical Psychology from the Pontifícia Universidade de São Paulo (PUC-SP), with research grounded in Jungian studies. Additional specialization in Analytical Psychology was completed at the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná (PUC-PR, 2018), with ongoing postgraduate training in self-injury intervention, suicide prevention, and postvention. Founder and President of Ekôa Vet, an association dedicated to mental health in veterinary medicine. Work involves coordinating national research projects, mentoring emerging scholars, and developing evidence-based preventive strategies for veterinary teams. Responsibilities also include serving as a psychologist for several public and private veterinary organizations and teaching postgraduate courses. Editor and author of the first comprehensive book on mental health in veterinary medicine in the region, a work that consolidates research and practical interventions. Research and applied work are focused on translating scientific findings into actionable programs to foster resilience, empathetic communication, and effective support systems within the healthcare sector. Research Interests: Mental Health of Healthcare Professionals; Veterinary Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Suicide Prevent