I began studying madness many years ago, at university, to understand how it boycotts us and why it makes it so difficult for us to carry out life projects. Later I started looking for it within each of us and I discovered that the origin of everything is humanity, with its infinite fragility and delicacy.
And I've developed the idea that it's our greatest asset, as well as our most complex weapon to manage.
So over the years I have developed a series of decidedly unconventional and super sustainable tools to ensure that change can occur naturally and that growth is harmonious.
In these projects I pay close attention to the context: there is nothing more complex than a changed person in an immobile context.
Building projects requires not only specific skills but also broad and transversal visions. So there can be infinite fields of action, surprisingly connected to each other.
Tell me your goals, let's achieve them together.
Among my strengths, on which I am firm, there is the ability to understand what is good for people and what is bad for them. I take them by the hand and together we find the right recipe for them to be fulfilled in private and professional life; at the same time we work to make those around metabolize the change.
I help to effectively communicate values and suggestions, and to do this I try to bring a new point of view into unusual contexts as in the case of the project: Art embraces Politics .
I never get tired of finding empowerment strategies that are good for Nature in a win-win mechanism. And hey, think about it, it works! And it's extraordinarily rewarding.
I try to combine social responsibility with individual need.
From the desire to share and make available to everyone the long experience gained in teaching swimming and in dealing with relationship issues, the book "Primi tuffi" was born on neonatal aquatics in the first 36 months of life.
