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Education
- University of Sao Paulo, Continuous faculty educational development program
- Post Graduate Clinical Psychology Faculdades Metropolitanas Unidas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Gestalt- Ecole de Communication Creative Strasbourg, France
- Marmoton Hospital - Counseling for Drug Addicts, France
- Clinica Sta Isabela - Children and their Environment, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- M.A. Psychology Faculdades Metropolitanas Unidas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
- B.A. Portuguese and English Faculdades Ciencias e Letras, Brazil
PUIS International Institute Contacts
Brazil
Carol Protasio
ipsi.brasil@gmail.comCalifornia
Leah Weiss
Washington, DC
DJ McCullough
Cassandra Kraham
Stasbourg, France
Marie FrançoiseBrussels, Belgium
Marie VerhulstSintra, Portugal
Susette FigueiredoTemple Guaracy Contacts
Montreal, Canadá:
Michele DevroedeNew York, New York
KrishnaCalifornia, USA
Norma CordovaWashington, DC, USA
Marge LopezGraaz, Austria
Nadia GentileGeneva, Switzerland
Lucio OrtegaStrasbourg, France
Véronique GontierParis, France
Nell VillerouxLinhol, Portugal
Candida GouveiaBrussel, Belgium
PhilippeGenebra, Switzerland
Eleonora Jeanrenaud





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Tina de Souza has been working in the field of clinical psychology in São Paulo, Brazil, for over two decades. She is the creator of a remarkable system of perception known as The Primary Unconscious- Integrated System (PUIS). Since 1991, this theory has been spread throughout Brazil, USA, Canada and Europe through seminars, conferences, lectures, interviews and courses in universities. This system is rooted in the fusion of psychology, spirituality, and the elements of nature: Fire, Earth, Water and Air and its sixteen elements. This theory provides a new and effective perspective of understanding in clinical practice.Tina de Souza, is known internationally by her ability to diagnose and treat underlying psychological or spiritual problems. Her formation and spiritual development are based on the teachings of the Temple Guaracy of Brazil which has led her to the title of Iyalorixá.