Over the years, I have worked closely with children and adolescents in both educational and clinical settings—conducting developmental assessments, designing individualized learning plans, and facilitating group sessions to support emotional well-being. My role as a school psychologist has equipped me with the skills to mentor with empathy, structure, and a deep understanding of youth development.

In parallel, my involvement in academic research—particularly in cognitive science labs exploring perception, memory, and behavior—has sharpened my ability to design and supervise rigorous research projects. I’ve presented at international psychology congresses and collaborated on scientific publications, while also working in R&D settings to design narrative-based VR games assessing social-emotional competencies.

I believe in empowering students not only to think critically, but also to find personal meaning in their inquiries. As a mentor, I aim to create a space where curiosity meets structure, and where students feel confident to explore, question, and create. I'm excited to share my journey with the next generation of researchers and help them turn their interests into impactful, real-world projects.