Di Calisto holds a degree in Psychology from "La Sapienza" University of Rome. Early in her career, she worked with centers dedicated to assisting women affected by domestic and gender violence. Her p
sychotherapeutic training includes strategic psychotherapy and experience with support groups at the Center of Mental Care of Rome and Sant'Andrea Hospital. As a trainer, Di Calisto has participated in projects like the Violence Prevention Schools Project and training courses for educators and students. She has also been involved in international initiatives such as the European project "MOST: MOtivation to Study". Currently, her work extends to exploring the connection between psychology and my
