Raised in Treviso countryside, I remember sunsets and poppies, the smell of hay, a dog, a cat, stars and crickets, the runs on clods, the endless spaces. Music is initially a troubled balance between discipline and freedom. Today it is above all a silent form of respiration.

I enroll in Psychology in Padua, where I meet students from all over Italy and Europe. Psychoanalysis, social psychology and sociology, which I discuss at bars with classmates until late in the evenings, get blended together.

I begin a long collaboration with the Pio X College of Treviso, by teaching philosophy and social science in high school and establishing the Service of Psychology and Pedagogy (SPP). It provides consulting, training and research services for the school community.

After the specialization in psychotherapy and the offer to become a lecturer of the CMTF, I stop to start a path of personal analysis, which today I consider fundamental. This is also the year in which I first discover the kindness, organization and nature of Sweden, which I love.

I work as prof. Vincenzo Romania’s research assistant at the surgery department of the hospital in Montebelluna, National Center of Excellence for bariatric surgery. In the meantime, I start my first collaboration with Sweden, by organizing a seminar with Magelungen, a Swedish organization that operates according to Systems Thinking.

Today I mainly work as a management consultant, account manager and project manager for Edward Lynx. Lecturer in Systems Thinking, I also cooperate as a researcher for Cù Design, where I integrate psychology and architecture. Member of the editorial board Connessioni (CMTF), which investigates human systems, I write for La Chiave di Sophia, magazine endorsed by the Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.