Elisabetta Santoru

I am a registered psychologist with the Order of Psychologists of Sardinia (n. 3566), specializing in Health Psychology. I graduated with honors in 2020 from the University of Cagliari with a degree in developmental and social-work psychology, with a thesis entitled “The theory of moral disengagement applied to cyberbullying: a study of the phenomenon among adolescents.” Subsequently, interested in the social aspects of violent behavior, I earned a master’s degree in clinical criminology and forensic psychiatry from the University of Sassari. At the same time, I completed my postgraduate internship at the Cagliari Local Health Authority’s psychiatric rehabilitation center, and subsequently in a private practice, focusing primarily on training and designing interventions to promote well-being in schools with adolescents. I currently work as a psychologist at the “Sole e Luna” anti-violence association, which provides psychological support and counseling to women victims of violence.