From Face-to-Face to the Online: Perceived Changes of the Online Version of a Mentalization-Based Treatment for Parents

Psychology (FPCEUC), Post-graduate in Child and Adolecent assessment and intervention, Specialist in Clinical and Health Psychology, Advanced Specialization in Neurospychology, Traumatic Incident Reduction Facilitator (TIRA.org), EMDR (level 2) Therapist, Clinical and Health Psychologist in a Pediatric setting at a District Hospital as well as in private practice.

Psychologist, Family and Couples Systemic Psychotherapist, Lighthouse Practitioner. Currently working in Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa Social Services (UDIP) with high-risk individuals, families and communities. Vice-president of the Portuguese Association of Family and Community Therapy (APTeFC). Interested in the application of MBT and Lighthouse for staff support and development.

Currently working in Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa.

Full Professor at the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro (UTAD). Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist. Integrated Researcher at the Psychology Centre of the University of Porto (CPUP).

Assistant Teacher at University of Madeira and integrated member of University Research Center in Psychology-CUIP (University of Algarve), Family Therapist and Family Mediator. Research interests: Child protection, parenting, professionals’ supervision, clinical intervention with children and families and mental health.

Currently working in Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Lisboa in a multidisciplinary team, which ensures monitoring children and young people inserted in family contexts with a prevalence of risk and vulnerability factors.

Clinical Psychologist/Psychodramatist, MA, in private clinic. Incident Reduction Facilitator. Postgraduate in Child and Adolescent assessment and intervention.

Consultant child, adolescent and adult psychoanalytic psychotherapist. MBT practitioner, supervisor, and tutor (adult, adolescent, parenting and family) for Anna Freud. Originator of Lighthouse Parenting, an approach to help parents ‘see’ their child, rooted in psychoanalytic and attachment concepts. Former Head of Attachment and Perinatal Services in Oxford Health NHS Trust, founder and director of SOLAS OXFORD, a not-for-profit company which supports professionals working with vulnerable children, adolescents, families and adults. Researching epistemic trust as part of his PhD at the University of Oxford. Author of All at Sea, published by Walker Books.

Associate Professor at the Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences, and Researcher at the Center for Psychology at University of Porto, focusing on relational dynamics and emotional regulation processes in different contexts.

Specialist in Clinical and Health Psychology, Post-graduate in Adults Psychotherapy, Lighthouse Practitioner. Currently working as a technical director in Centro da Mãe, a social institution that works with high-risk individuals, families, and communities.

Psychology (University of Porto, Portugal). Postgraduate training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (Instituto Superior Miguel Torga) and MBT Basic Training (Anna Freud Centre). Specialist in Clinical and Health Psychology (Ordem dos Psicólogos Portugueses). At E2S, Polytechnic of Porto, Portugal, Assistant Professor, Coordinator of the Student Support Office and its mental health project Escola com REDE, and Coordinator of the Psychology Unit of the Pedagogical Clinic. As a researcher (CPUP, University of Porto, and CIR, E2S, Polytechnic of Porto), interested in mentalization, therapist psychological processes and countertransference, psychotherapy integration, common factors and relational processes across orientations, and mental health determinants. Member of the research team of the project Resil(sc)ience: Strengthening resilience systems as a youth mental health right.

Associate Professor at the FPCEUP.