Dr. Rebecca Giannini
What does a Clinical Pedagogist do?
Cover systemic roles within the school (expert pedagogue, didactic manager, with particular attention to students with learning and behavioral problems);
Plan and manage re-educational and rehabilitative services;
Promoting self-determination, autonomy, and the potential and resources inherent in each individual, essential prerogatives for regaining a state of well-being: the aim is to foster harmony between thought and action.
The goal is to help individuals find the resources within themselves to address life's events in an integrated manner, overcome any discomfort or difficulty, and act consciously with organizational skills, independence, and responsibility.
This profession is far removed from healthcare models or other professions active in the many care and social-educational services; it does not claim to correct or cure. The clinical pedagogue does not engage in rehabilitative or re-educational activities, but is attentive and directed towards the individual as a whole. Their goal is to enhance, activate, and promote, supported by the added value of the sympathetic relationship and its methods, the abilities, potential, and resources inherent in the person they interact with.
What is it? What does a family and school mediator do?
Family mediation today represents a tool that offers spouses a significant opportunity to develop individual resources and support parenting skills. Family mediators intervene in the management of intra-family conflicts involving different members of the family unit, with particular attention to the dynamics of disagreement that arise in relationships between spouses and between parents and children, including disputes between siblings and between relatives over inheritance issues. Family mediation typically applies to all situations of conflict or crisis within the family system, and is aimed at couples, whether married or cohabiting, with or without children, in the process of separating, already separated, or divorced. Law 206/2021 , known as the Cartabia reform, focuses on family mediators by introducing family mediation as an opportunity to manage conflict between parents during separation and divorce.