JUDITE FORTUNA

From an early age I have been interested in people, groups, and societies. What makes us the way we are? What makes us suffer? How to be happy? I graduated in Sociology, learned Counseling, and worked in Training and Personal Development. But what I really like to do is to be a Clinical Psychologist and to help free the minds and overcome the blocks of those who feel that their life can be more and better.

I have a Masters in Clinical and Health Psychology, specializing in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies, from the University of Coimbra and I have specific training in Psychopathology. I am particularly interested in the impact that our relationships with others and our surroundings have on our health. For me, health is a whole. It results from the interaction between thoughts, emotions, feelings, actions, and relationships. To take care of our health, we have to resolve some conflicts that naturally arise between these parts of us. And find our place in the world. Both science and my experience show that it is possible as long as you know the path to follow. My job is to help you find it.