Evelina Bévis

• Psychological assessment of clients using clinical interviews and psychometric tests, in order to identify specific needs and develop an appropriate care plan.

• Preparation of detailed clinical reports regarding the client's psychological status, diagnostic hypotheses, and therapeutic recommendations.

• Regular participation in supervision groups to improve and consolidate clinical and therapeutic skills.

• Continuous professional development: participation in conferences and seminars, as well as reading books and scientific articles in clinical psychology.

• Professional activities in the fields of human resources, communication, and consulting.

• Development of transferable skills relevant to clinical practice: analytical thinking, professional communication, and ethical rigor.

• Complementary professional experience that contributed to the development and consolidation of the career transition toward clinical psychology.