Episodio 4 | Psicopedagogía en Venezuela

🎙️ In this new episode of “Between Being and Doing,” we talk with Enmanuel Gutiérrez, a Venezuelan educational psychologist 🇻🇪, about a topic that is still rarely discussed: what does it mean to practice educational psychology as a man in a historically feminized profession? Throughout this interview, we discuss ingrained beliefs, social prejudices, the perspectives that still persist both within and outside the profession, and how he has built his professional identity along this path. We also delve into the reality of practicing educational psychology in Venezuela 🇻🇪: the challenges of the context, access to training, clinical work, the difficulties of the system, and the opportunities he found to continue growing professionally. Enmanuel holds a Higher Technical University Degree in Educational Psychology with a specialization in Learning Disabilities and Emotional Problems, trained in Caracas, Venezuela. He has experience in inclusive classrooms and private practice, as well as training in clinical neuropsychology, literacy, learning difficulties, neurodevelopment, and executive functions 🧩📖🧠 🔹 Venezuelan educational psychologist, residing in Caracas. 🔹 Experience in inclusive classrooms and educational psychology clinics. 🔹 Training in neurodevelopment, dyslexia, literacy, and executive functions. 🔹 Currently continuing his specialization in clinical neuropsychology and learning difficulties. A profound, honest, and necessary conversation about vocation, professional identity, diverse paths, and the enormous commitment involved in supporting learning processes from different realities. 📺 Welcome to a new episode of “Between BEING and DOING.” #EducationalPsychology #EducationalPsychologist #UnfilteredEducationalPsychology #Neurodevelopment #InclusiveEducation #MentalHealth #Learning #ClinicalEducationalPsychology