University of Pavia
Academic work in psychology with a clinical focus and attention to care settings.
Professional profile
Psychologist and Psychotherapist in Milan with a cognitive-neuropsychological orientation.
Chiara Stramba-Badiale trained at the University of Pavia and deepened her background in clinical neuropsychology through a master's programme at the Lombard School of Psychotherapy with a Cognitive-Neuropsychological orientation (SLOP). She is registered with the Order of Psychologists of Lombardy under number 23514.
Her professional work includes private practice, online consultations, and experience in structured settings such as Istituto Auxologico Italiano, where she also carries out research together with the assessment and rehabilitation of cognitive deficits in frail and post-stroke patients, with attention to psychological support, cognitive frailty, ageing, and rehabilitation.
She also collaborated on the Psicologo in Farmacia project in Milan and Varese and took part in groups with younger patients affected by eating disorders.
Neuropsychological assessment
Advanced training at SLOP, with a specific focus on neuropsychological assessment, cognitive stimulation, and rehabilitation continuity.
Private practice, online, and phone sessions
In-person work at Studio Cardiologico Locati in Milan, online, and by phone, within a clinical frame designed to be clear and sustainable.
Collaboration with Auxologico
Work within structured contexts, with attention to the link between emotional wellbeing and cognitive functioning.
Professional path
A trajectory built to combine listening, method, and a broad clinical view.
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Training
Clinical psychology and international experience
Academic training in psychology together with openness to international contexts and different expressions of psychological distress.
Part of her academic training was completed at Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
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Advanced work
Study of cognitive functioning
Specific focus on neuropsychological assessment, cognitive frailty, and the tools used for assessment and stimulation.
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Clinical work
Therapeutic work in person and online
Work with young adults, adults, and older adults, keeping in view both the symptom and the wider life context.
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Research and tools
Interest in rehabilitation and new technologies
An updated and curious orientation toward innovative tools applied to neuropsychology and care.
Working style
Warmth and rigor are not opposites. They are the basis of therapeutic work.
Clinical frame
The opening sessions are used to understand the problem, clarify the request, and define the form of work that may be most useful. The therapeutic relationship is built with clarity, steadiness, and shared understanding.
- Psychotherapy
- Psychological support
- Neuropsychological assessment
- Cognitive rehabilitation