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She graduated in 2018 from the Philosophy program of the Central University of Venezuela ( UCV ) and is a final year student of Dynamic Clinical Psychology at this same educational institution. In addition, she took a course on psychoanalytic psychotherapy for children and adolescents at the Venezuelan Association of Psychoanalysis ( ASOVEP ). Since 2019, she has been a contracted professor of Logic I and II subjects at the UCV School of Philosophy and in 2020 she began her venture as a content editor. To improve her skills in this field, she took courses on digital marketing and search engine optimization (SEO). She has published an article in the journal Philosophical Notes on mathematical logic and the validity of logical arguments.
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