I am a Psychologist with a PhD in perinatal psychiatry. Back to my years at University I became fascinated by the perinatal period and the first years of life, a time so incredibly fundamental for infant development but also so full of possibility for intervention. Since then, I have worked on different research projects with women and infants during the perinatal period and with different institutions aimed at promoting the woman, the child and the family wellbeing. I have conducted infant observations, and groups to support parents and the relationship with their infants. I am particularly interested in the parent-infant relationship and in the infant development and in what can be done to promote better outcomes for both parents and babies.