About 

I graduated from the National University of Buenos Aires and have been working in the field of child abuse and trauma resulting from such experiences since 1993. I completed a postgraduate degree in Children’s Clinic at the same university and subsequently trained in Psychological Trauma and Disaster Intervention at the Argentine Psychotrauma Society.

The work based on strategic intervention in cases of child abuse was complemented by training in a specifically designed and empirically validated approach for trauma treatment: EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).

 Today, I am a certified therapist and supervisor in this model, which has allowed me to teach advanced training courses on childhood trauma and dissociation and related topics to professionals trained in EMDR in Spain, the Netherlands, the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, as well as Argentina.

And all of this prior training allowed me to share what I learned about the effects of early childhood abuse with colleagues from different disciplines in Italy, Spain, Poland, and much of Latin America (Costa Rica, Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina).

All this work led, among other things, to a training project for judges and prosecutors in the Eastern Republic of Uruguay, funded by the local UNICEF office, which lasted a decade and gave rise to a book written together with my colleague Paula Moreno.

Source: www.sandrabaita.org