Dr Fabiola Honorio Neto is an Italian-Brazilian clinical psychologist with a Doctor in Psychology (Ph.D. and Psy.D.) and professional experience in Brazil, Italy, and Ireland. She has a PhD obtained in University College Dublin (UCD) and a Clinical Psychology Training at a Master’s Level from Federal University of São Paulo and University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil. Fabiola had her title of Clinical Psychologist recognised by the Irish Department of Health – Validation Unit (with a statement of equivalence).

She is a Chartered Psychologist of the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI). 

Working across different environments and countries, and with people from diverse cultures, has enriched Fabiola’s knowledge and intercultural skills as a psychologist and psychotherapist. Being a migrant woman herself further deepens her understanding and perspective.

Fabiola is a psychologist specialised in psychotherapy and has pursued training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy in addition to her psychology education and qualification. Fabiola is currently undertaking an advanced clinical training in psychoanalysis – PROGRAM OF CONTINUING STUDIES accredited by the Association for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Ireland (APPI) offered by The Freud Lacan institute (Fli) in Dublin.

In her clinical practice based in the South of Dublin at Tree of Life Clinic, Fabiola delivers psychoanalytic psychotherapy in Portuguese, Italian, and English, with in-person or online sessions, to treat adults and young people affected by anxiety, stress, depression, low self-esteem, trauma, interpersonal difficulties and other mental health difficulties. 

Fabiola delivers specialist assessment in neurodiversity & gender-diverse youth. Fabiola provides Specialist Gender Assessment for transgender adults, children and adolescents and their families as part of a multidisciplinary team at Gender Plus.

Fabiola is also a Psychology lecturer and research and clinical supervisor with an engagement in academic activities relevant to her clinical practice and research discipline in developmental psychology, psychoanalysis, neurodiversity & gender-diverse youth.

Fabiola is also a member of the “Association of Brazilian Psychologists in Ireland (ABPI)”, a partnership among Brazilian professional psychologists practicing in Ireland. Fabiola offers clinical supervision for psychologists and therapists in Ireland, and also professional consultancy about the Validation process of the psychology qualification obtained outside Ireland.and