About

My name is Alessandra. I am a Counselling Psychologist and currently training in Narrative Constructivist Psychotherapy at the Narrative Constructivist Institute of Padua.

I am registered with the Order of Psychologists of Lombardy (no. 28070) and, in the United Kingdom, I am a registered Counselling Psychologist with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), a Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS), and a Student Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)

I have lived and continue to have life experiences abroad, and I am interested in topics related to parenting and life transitions. 

I believe that a counselling journey provides a safe space to explore and better understand ourselves, with the opportunity to create new narratives of our experience.

Training and Professional Experience

  • Master's degree in Clinical Psychology (University of Padua)
  • Bachelor's degree In Psychological Sciences and Techniques (University of Bergamo)
  • Counselling sessions at Ease Well Being, Hackney, London
  • Counselling sessions at Solace Women's Aid, London
  • Social and community activities at Centro Veneto Progetti Donna (Domestic violence centre) 
  • Research and training on topics of well-being, relationships, and cultural adaptation (University of Padua).
  • Teaching assistant and tutor for the short specialisation programme in Personal Construct Psychology and Counselling (University of Padua)

The constructivist approach

Exploring the world through one’s own lens

The hermeneutic constructivist approach is based on a fundamental principle: Each of us constructs our own reality through experience, relationships, and the meaning we assign to the events in our lives. There is no single absolute truth, but multiple ways of interpreting the world.

A journey of re-discovery

The constructivist approach aims to understand how people construct their personal narrative.. In this journey, through dialogue, I help the individual, couple, or family to give new meaning to their experiences, exploring alternative routes to face one's difficulties and challenges

Re-writing our own narrations

If you feel trapped in repetitive patterns or in a version of yourself that no longer represents you, the constructivist approach can help to redefine your personal narrative and open new paths for the future.

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