I have a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology and have practical experience working with children and the elderly. In addition to my academic background, I gained valuable experience as an Au Pair in the Netherlands, where I cared for and supported the development of children, organized educational and recreational activities, and helped with their emotional and behavioral growth. Furthermore, as part of my psychology internship, I worked in a temporary care center for children at risk, where I provided emotional and psychological support, assisted in their development, and worked closely with a multidisciplinary team to ensure their well-being and safety. I also have experience working in a care home for the elderly, where I provided emotional and psychological support, assisted with the adaptation and well-being of the residents, and collaborated with the team to enhance their quality of life. These two experiences gave me a broad understanding of the needs of different age groups and the ability to adapt to the specific needs of each person, whether a child or an elderly individual. I am fluent in Portuguese and have an intermediate level of English. I am willing to adapt to your specific needs and look forward to contributing positively and meaningfully, whether working with children or the elderly.

Unlock your creativity through fun and engaging writing activities! This class is designed for kids, teenagers, and adults who enjoy telling stories, expressing ideas, or simply want to improve their writing skills. Whether you're a child who loves imaginative stories, a teenager exploring your writing voice, or an adult looking for a creative hobby or skill, this class provides a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone.

Tie and dye is an ancient global form of art that originated independently across various cultures, with the earliest examples dating back to the 5th–8th century AD in China, Japan, Peru, and India. Known as a form of "resist dyeing," it involves binding or folding fabric to prevent dye from reaching certain areas. In the Southwestern area of Nigeria it is called - "ADIRE". Every Art has its history - “Nothing exists without an origin” Adire is more than just a textile; it's a reflection of Nigeria’s civilization and culture. Each design is a testament to the rich heritage of our culture and nation.