Clinical Psychologist · Schema Therapy
Lucas Lobo
- License
- CRP 05/60744 — Regional Council of Psychology, Brazil
- Specialization
- Currently specializing in Schema Therapy — Editora INSERE
- Master's
- Public Health (MPH) — École des Hautes Études en Santé Publique (EHESP), Paris, 2024
- Residency
- Multiprofessional Residency in Public Health — Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 2022
- Degree
- Psychology — Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, 2019
- Sessions
- Online, in English and Portuguese, for adults worldwide

Rio de Janeiro · Online · English & Portuguese
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About me
A space to understand where your patterns come from.
I'm a psychologist trained at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and in my clinical work I use Schema Therapy — an approach that helps you understand emotional patterns that repeat throughout life and build healthier ways of dealing with them.
My background also includes public health: I completed a multiprofessional residency at UFRJ and a Master of Public Health in France. This taught me to see each person within the context they live in — their relationships, work, culture and the changes they are going through.
Studying abroad brought me closer to experiences that many people living far from home know well: adapting to another language and culture, being away from loved ones, and the feeling of living between two places.
I work with adults online, in English and Portuguese, at times that suit your time zone. Learn more about my approach and how sessions work →
Online, wherever you are
Video sessions scheduled around your time zone.
English or Portuguese
Talk about what matters in the language you feel most at ease with.
Confidential and ethical
Practice guided by the Brazilian Psychologists' Code of Ethics.
The approach
We don't always repeat patterns by choice. Often, they choose us first.
Schema Therapy integrates elements from different approaches to work on deep, long-standing emotional themes, focusing on the present while paying attention to each person's story.
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