Nicola Falzon

Meet Nicola, a passionate professional with over a decade of experience in mental and sexual health. She excels in management, leading diverse teams, client services, and mental and sexual health training. Nicola is currently pursuing a Masters in Gestalt Psychotherapy, alongside her studies in Sex, Relationship, and Gender Diversity. She has recently achieved a Professional Certificate in Psychosexual Therapy (Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology) and is an accredited Relationship & Sex Education Teacher (ACET UK).

With a strong commitment to the field, Nicola has been an active part of many entities including the European Federation of Psychology Students' Associations (EFPSA) and the European Federation of Psychologists' Associations (EFPA). Her involvement with public and private organizations has enriched her knowledge and exposed her to diverse cultures and techniques.

With her current role as the Community Services Manager at YMCA, Nicola champions a community-based approach to mental and sexual health, combining hands-on experience with theoretical insights to combat stigma.

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