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Maria Fatima Seppi Vinuales

Maria Fatima Seppi Vinuales

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Journalist and psychologist

With a degree in Social Communication and Psychology. María Fátima Seppi Vinuales has work experience in communication and working in press areas in different companies and organizations. Today she works as a clinical psychologist with a specialty in individual systemic and family therapy.

About the author

Graduated in Social Communication from the National University of Córdoba (Argentina) in 2012, and in Psychology from the same University in 2019.

Likewise, she completed the Online Diploma: Parenting, Attachment and Development of the America Foundation for Children (Chile) and the Postgraduate Course Childhood, Institutions and Subjectivity. Ideas and Alternatives of Intervention in the Educational and Clinical Fields of the National University of Córdoba (Argentina). Currently, she is studying a Master's Degree in Gender Studies at the Complutense University of Madrid (Spain).

She has also worked in the communication and press areas of different companies and organizations, and currently works as a Clinical Psychologist, attending a private practice, specializing in Family and Systemic Therapy.

Last articles

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