Riccardo Daniele Pecora

Riccardo Daniele Pecora is a psychiatrist, psychologist, and Jungian analyst based in Rome, Italy. He is registered in the Professional Register of Psychologists of Lazio and is affiliated with the Associazione Italiana di Psicologia Analitica (AIPA), one of two Italian member societies of the IAAP. He also holds an academic appointment at the Maria SS. Assunta University of Rome (LUMSA) in the Department of Human Sciences, where he contributes to research and teaching in psychology and psychopathology. Pecora has published extensively in Studi Junghiani, the biannual journal of the Italian Association of Analytical Psychology, with articles spanning from 2007 to 2023, demonstrating a long engagement with Jungian scholarship. Among his notable publications is Ri-leggere Jung (Re-reading Jung), published by Franco Angeli in 2016. His clinical work at the Adult Disability Unit of ASL RM1 reflects a commitment to public mental health service alongside his private analytic practice, integrating depth-psychological perspectives with institutional psychiatric care. Pecora's combination of clinical, academic, and scholarly activity positions him as a significant contributor to contemporary Italian analytical psychology.