Dott.ssa Beatrice Panizza

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Beatrice Panizza, Psicologa dell'educazione e dello sviluppo, Psicoterapeuta con approccio psicodinamico, Terapeuta EMDR di I livello, Iscritta all’ albo dei Consulenti Tecnici Di Ufficio come Psicologa presso il Tribunale di Monza.

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