Madalena Raposo

Psychologist

Psychologist Registration Number: 30344 | Portuguese Psychologists Association

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Madalena Raposo

Psychologist

Madalena Raposo is a psychologist in Lisbon, with training in psychology, neuropsychology and clinical psychology. She holds a degree in psychology from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, where she also completed her master's degree in neuropsychology. She also holds a postgraduate degree in clinical psychology from INSPSIC and is currently furthering her training in cognitive-behavioural psychotherapy.

Your intervention focuses on psychological support throughout different developmental stages, helping children, young people and families to understand emotional, cognitive and behavioural difficulties, as well as building strategies that promote well-being, adaptation and personal growth.

She believes that everyone has their own pace and that psychological work should create a safe, structured and welcoming space where it is possible to understand needs, develop internal resources and promote consistent changes. This vision guides her practice, which is based on a careful, collaborative and evidence-based approach.

With a solid foundation in Psychology, Neuropsychology and Clinical Psychology, they integrate scientific knowledge and human sensitivity into psychological assessment and intervention. Their work seeks to promote emotional regulation, the development of personal and relational skills, adaptation to everyday challenges and the strengthening of psychological autonomy.

Her practice is distinguished by attention to each person's individuality, close collaboration with families and significant contexts when necessary, and the creation of rigorous, empathetic care aimed at consistent development.

Curriculum

Academic Training

  • Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the Catholic University of Portugal.
  • Master's degree in Neuropsychology from the Universidade Católica Portuguesa.
  • Postgraduate degree in Clinical Psychology from INSPSIC.
  • Specialisation in Cognitive-Behavioural Psychotherapy (currently in the 4th semester).