Celina Andrade Pereira

Graduated in Psychology at the Catholic University of São Paulo (1998), specialization in clinical psychology of teenagers following a phenomenological theory COGEAE / PUC / SP (2000), specialized in Chemical Dependency UNIFESP (2001) and specialized in Health Promotion and prevention of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs UNIFESP (2006). Main areas of interest: tele-education, drug abuse prevention and children and adolescents mental health. She is currently a member of the group INPD (National Institute of Developmental Psychiatry) at the University of Sao Paulo - Department of Psychiatry, she is the educational coordinator of the PEP-PSM (Program of Continuing Education in Psychiatry and Mental Health - www.clinicapsiquiatrica.org.br) developed by the Institute of Psychiatry, University of Sao Paulo and works in education using telemedicine. She is finishing a Masters Program in Psychiatry at FMUSP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)