Manuela Algeri

I am an independent spirit, a mother and a seasoned professional with a long-standing interest in human relationships, identity, and psychological development.

Doctor in Law of the University of Milan, I worked in finance before dedicating more than three decades to the European Union, where my roles evolved from compliance and legal enforcement to negotiation and mediation. Over the years, I became increasingly interested not only in resolving conflict, but in understanding the deeper psychological dynamics that shape human behaviour, and have an impact on relationships and emotional suffering.

My personal experience as a mother, a professional, and a long-term expatriate made me particularly sensitive to the challenges of adapting to different cultural environments, of balancing professional and personal life, and of coping with the sense of disconnection and loneliness that can emerge when one lives far from one's roots.

The growing interest in the psychological dimensions of human experience led me to Analytical Psychology and to the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich, where I trained as a Jungian analyst (IAAP).

Alongside my clinical internships in Switzerland, I collaborated with NGOs providing emotional support to vulnerable individuals and communities.

My research and clinical interests include identity formation, interpersonal relationships, the psychological roots of conflict, trauma, resilience, and the way individuals seek meaning and transformation throughout the different stages of their life.

Today, I accompany individuals and couples in a reflective and confidential therapeutic space where they can explore their inner world, better understand themselves, and reconnect with their own psychological resources.