Alberto Fabris

Alberto Fabris

Do you feel overwhelmed by pressure and stress in your professional environment? Are family dynamics weighing on you, or do you find it difficult to feel in harmony with your body? Do you feel confined by repetitive patterns and constraints that seem to limit your potential? Psychoanalysis offers a way out, an opportunity to explore your personal history and overcome the difficulties that affect our relationships and our lives. Through open and respectful dialogue, I will guide you on a transformative journey of rediscovering yourself, overcoming the limits that today seem insurmountable. Together, we can transform your discomfort into a path toward a more authentic and emancipating existence.

I offer individual, couple, family, and online consultations, carefully tailored to your specific needs to support you at every stage of your life.

My background

I am a psychoanalyst and university researcher with more than fifteen years of international experience. My academic path took place at the Écoles Normales Supérieures in Paris and Lyon, where I obtained a PhD in philosophy, as well as at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, in the United States. I am currently a lecturer and researcher at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where I have written numerous scientific publications. I completed my analytic training at the Association of European Psychoanalysts, an institution that values interdisciplinarity and the integration of various analytical methods and practices.

My approach

My analytical approach, enriched by an interdisciplinary perspective, goes beyond the simple categorization and pathologizing of personal experiences. Inspired by the teachings of psychoanalysts such as Jung and Hillman, I emphasize the complexity of the human soul and its symbolic framework. I move away from strictly psychopathological methods, which risk reducing individuals to mere labels, cutting them off from their social and natural context. It is crucial to understand how phenomena such as anxiety, work-related stress, and burnout are deeply rooted in contemporary socio-economic dynamics. In a world where connection is omnipresent, we find ourselves, ironically, more isolated than ever from others, from our bodies, and from nature. My psychoanalytic method integrates various fields of knowledge to help individuals orient themselves in their environment, transforming obstacles and shadow areas into genuine opportunities for growth and profound transformation.