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La Sezione SIP promuove salute mentale LGBTI attraverso ricerca, formazione e reti interdisciplinari.

A clean, modern consultation room without any people, featuring a pair of empty, soft grey fabric armchairs facing each other across a low, light-wood table. On the table lie a closed, teal-colored mental health guide titled “Salute Mentale Inclusiva” and a small rainbow-hued ceramic sculpture symbolizing diversity. The room has white walls with a single abstract artwork in muted blues and violets. Diffused daylight enters from an unseen window, casting gentle, soft-edged shadows. Photographed at eye level with a slightly wide angle, the composition is balanced and uncluttered, evoking professionalism, calm, and inclusion in a photographic realism style suitable for a health institution website.
A close-up of an organized clinician’s desk in a psychiatric service dedicated to LGBTI and gender issues, with no person present. A matte white computer monitor displays a clean dashboard titled “Percorsi di Cura Inclusivi,” surrounded by tabs in pastel rainbow tones. Next to the monitor, an open notebook with neat handwritten notes, a fountain pen, and a pair of simple metal-framed glasses rest on a pale birch surface. A small, discreet flag-inspired paperweight with soft, blended colors hints at diversity without being flashy. Natural daylight from a side window creates gentle highlights on the glasses and soft shadows under the objects. Photographed in photographic realism at a slightly elevated angle, the mood is focused, competent, and reassuring.

Psichiatria inclusiva per le differenze

Siamo la Sezione della Società Italiana di Psichiatria dedicata alla salute mentale delle persone LGBTI, ispirata ai diritti umani, alle evidenze scientifiche e ai principi di cura centrata sulla persona.

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Equipe SIP

A sophisticated conference table made of light oak in a minimalist meeting room, entirely empty of people. Around it, ergonomic chairs in muted teal and charcoal are neatly aligned. At the center sits a digital tablet displaying a stylized infographic on mental health disparities, next to a small acrylic block engraved with interlocking symbols representing psychiatry and gender diversity. Floor-to-ceiling frosted glass panels softly filter daylight, creating a bright, diffused ambiance. Shot from a slightly elevated perspective with strong leading lines toward the tablet, the composition emphasizes structure, dialogue, and collaboration. The photographic realism, neutral color palette, and uncluttered space convey a professional, inclusive environment dedicated to policy development and best clinical practices.

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Psichiatra esperta in salute LGBTI, coordina progetti clinici inclusivi nazionali.

An elegant wooden bookshelf in a psychiatric research office, shelves neatly lined with hardcover volumes in Italian on psychiatry, gender studies, and LGBTI health, their spines in muted blues, greens, and burgundies. On one shelf, colorful bookmarks form a subtle rainbow gradient beside a neatly stacked clipboard and a stethoscope resting on a folded white lab coat. Soft overhead lighting combines with a warm desk lamp out of frame, creating a cozy yet professional glow. Captured from a three-quarter angle with shallow depth of field, the central books are in sharp focus while the surrounding titles blur gently, conveying a mood of rigorous, evidence-based research and interdisciplinary collaboration in a realistic, photographic style.

Mateo García

CTO

Psicologo clinico, formatore su identità di genere e pratiche di cura rispettose.

A clean, modern consultation room without any people, featuring a pair of empty, soft grey fabric armchairs facing each other across a low, light-wood table. On the table lie a closed, teal-colored mental health guide titled “Salute Mentale Inclusiva” and a small rainbow-hued ceramic sculpture symbolizing diversity. The room has white walls with a single abstract artwork in muted blues and violets. Diffused daylight enters from an unseen window, casting gentle, soft-edged shadows. Photographed at eye level with a slightly wide angle, the composition is balanced and uncluttered, evoking professionalism, calm, and inclusion in a photographic realism style suitable for a health institution website.

Zuri Ndlovu

Engineer

Ricercatore in psichiatria sociale, studia stigma, discriminazioni e fattori protettivi.

A close-up of an organized clinician’s desk in a psychiatric service dedicated to LGBTI and gender issues, with no person present. A matte white computer monitor displays a clean dashboard titled “Percorsi di Cura Inclusivi,” surrounded by tabs in pastel rainbow tones. Next to the monitor, an open notebook with neat handwritten notes, a fountain pen, and a pair of simple metal-framed glasses rest on a pale birch surface. A small, discreet flag-inspired paperweight with soft, blended colors hints at diversity without being flashy. Natural daylight from a side window creates gentle highlights on the glasses and soft shadows under the objects. Photographed in photographic realism at a slightly elevated angle, the mood is focused, competent, and reassuring.

Leila Haddad

Designer

Psichiatra infantile, si occupa di percorsi affermativi per adolescenti LGBTI e famiglie.

Contatti Sezione

Per collaborazioni, progetti di ricerca o informazioni istituzionali, contattate il coordinamento della Sezione.

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