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THERAPIST

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PSYCHOLOGY

PSYCHOSOMATIC THERAPY

PSYCHO-ACUSTIC TRANSITIONAL©

 

Valeria Pierdominici  is the founder of Mira.

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Psychologist, therapist, visual art critic, painter and creative director of The Music of The Universe in Amsterdam, Valeria started on March 2014 a research together with Alfredo Genovesi, musician.

 

The research combines the therapeutic fields with the music improvisation in exploring the potentials of music and movement during the journey of therapy. This research had to stop with the pandemic and due to the high demand of therapy one to one this is on stand by.

 

She is continuously improving her knowledge in the relationship between art and psychology:  psychosomatic therapy music and movement therapy, vocal improvisation and psychodrama are some of the studies she is inspired from, together with brain music studies, music and emotions, receptive music listening, performance and psychology.

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 In 2017 Valeria specialised in "PAT Psycho-Acoustic Transitional"© session - a method to treat patients with tinnitus - with Dr. Gubert Finsterle, EAP Psychotherapist, Philosopher and researcher in psychoacoustic.

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Valeria has several years of experience working in Amsterdam since 2007 at the Expat Medical Centre with one to one therapy, based on Psychosomatic therapy and Jungian Psychoanalisys. ​

 

Graduated in Clinical Psychology at the University of Turin in 1998.In Milan in 2007, specialized in Psychosomatic Psychotherapy following the teachings of the well known Italian Psychiatrist Raffaele Morelli.

 

She practiced at the St Anna Hospital in Como- Italy with Dr. Vito Tummino as clinical psychologist.

 

Valeria practices Movemevent Medicine Dance and 5 Rythms dance since 2012, and had been a painter since 2001. Her supervisor since 2004 works and lives in the Netherlands.

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Valeria is a therapist of travellers, highly educated people, academic or skilled individuals coming from all over the world. Artists, directors, employees, students, multicultural families. What they have in common is their courage to grow and surrender to change.

You might be one of them.

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