Solange Bertolotto Schneider

Solange Bertolotto Schneider is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst with more than forty years of experience in analytical psychology. She has practiced as a clinical psychologist since 1983 and holds her diploma as a Jungian analyst from the C.G. Jung Institut Zürich-Küsnacht, Switzerland, the training institute founded by Carl Gustav Jung himself. She also serves as a training supervisor accredited by the same institute, reflecting the highest level of clinical recognition within the Jungian tradition.

Schneider's therapeutic work encompasses adolescents, adults, couples, and families, drawing on the full repertoire of Jungian methods including dream interpretation, active imagination, and expressive techniques such as drawing, painting, music, and sandplay. Having lived and worked extensively in several European countries, particularly Germany and Switzerland, she brings a sophisticated understanding of intercultural dynamics to her clinical practice, an asset especially valuable for expatriates and culturally mixed relationships navigating life in São Paulo.

She is the author of published works on analytical psychology, including a book on truth, secrets, lies, and the analytical process with a foreword by Verena Kast. She has also given lectures and coordinated study groups and supervision seminars. Her practice in the Moema district of São Paulo offers both in-person and online sessions, reflecting her commitment to accessibility across geographic boundaries.