Psychological Care

Joyce Jordy Penido Burnier is a psychologist, currently pursuing a postgraduate degree in Inclusive Special Education and Libras (Brazilian Sign Language), completing a certification in Forensic and Legal Psychology, and trained as a Therapist in Reinforcement Contingencies. Her theoretical orientation is grounded in Behavior Analysis.

She has experience in clinical psychological care and in the educational field, serving clients aged 18 and over. She works with demands related to anxiety, depression, the LGBTQIAP+ population, as well as Forensic and Legal Psychology matters. She is also prepared to welcome and support different mental health needs, offering ethical, caring and individualized care.

Juliani Nascimento Candido is a psychologist, a graduate of the Centro Universitário Brasileiro (UNIBRA). She works as a clinical psychologist, Therapeutic Companion and project assistant.

Her clinical practice is guided by a racialized perspective, understood as an ethical commitment to fostering listening that is sensitive to different social realities. She grounds her work in the Person-Centered Approach (PCA), offering a space of empathic care, free of judgment and centered on the uniqueness of each individual.

She provides care aimed mainly at adolescents, young people and adult women, addressing demands related to relationships, life transitions, self-knowledge, early adulthood, family and emotional conflicts, as well as anxiety.

Lais Bianche Leite is a psychologist, holding a bachelor's degree from Universidade São Francisco (USF), with a postgraduate degree in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), the approach that grounds her clinical practice.

She works mainly with people who have anxiety and stress disorders, an area in which she stays constantly up to date through training and development courses. She also has experience in home care (Home Care) for specific needs.

In addition to her clinical work, she develops projects in the area of Youth Training and Development, giving talks in educational institutions on socioemotional skills and providing psychological support to students, teachers and families.

Regina Leal Teixeira de Melo is a psychologist, a graduate of Universidade Veiga de Almeida (2022). She works as a clinical psychologist in private practice in Botafogo (RJ) and is part of the team at Aldeias Infantis SOS Brasil.

Her practice is grounded in Psychoanalysis, with experience in the clinical care of people in contexts of social vulnerability and extreme vulnerability, offering a space of ethical listening, care and psychological support.

Adalgisa Maria Silva is a psychologist, with a postgraduate degree in Clinical Psychology and a practice grounded in the Gestalt therapy approach.

She dedicates her practice to caring for emotional health and personal development, helping individuals strengthen self-knowledge, build healthier relationships and seek emotional balance. Her work is based on caring listening, respecting the uniqueness and potential of each person.

Nathália de Figueiredo Ferreira is a clinical psychologist, a graduate of the Federal University of Campina Grande (UFCG) and a postgraduate student in Mental Health and Psychosocial Care at FAVENI. She is currently a member of the Ethics Committee (COE) of the Regional Council of Psychology of the 13th Region (CRP-13).

Her professional work spans clinical psychology, the Psychosocial Care Center (CAPS) – Early Intervention modality – and Social Development projects focused on community issues. She has experience in individual and group care with children, adolescents, adults and families, as well as in coordinating social projects.

Her academic and professional path is guided by the frameworks of Psychoanalysis and of Social and Community Psychologies, with a special interest in topics related to gender, health and sexuality. She currently also dedicates herself to social clinical practice focused on the care of neurotypical and neurodivergent children.