Leonardo Habib

I am a clinical and sport psychologist with over 15 years of experience in mental health, human performance, and behavioral science. I hold a Master’s degree in Social Psychology with an emphasis on Neuroscience, as well as postgraduate training in Family and Couples Therapy, Sport Psychology, and Aviation Human Factors. In my clinical work, I use evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, mindfulness-based interventions, and neurofeedback to help individuals improve emotional regulation, resilience, productivity, and overall psychological well-being. For six years, I worked with the Brazilian Navy, supporting students and officers in high-pressure operational environments. My responsibilities included psychological assessment, mental health support, stress management, aviation psychology, and human factors training focused on operational safety and accident prevention. I also developed and delivered lectures and training on decision-making, performance under pressure, teamwork, and risk management. I later served as the psychologist for the Brazilian wheelchair rugby national team during the Rio 2016 Paralympic cycle, focusing on mental conditioning, motivation, emotional regulation, and high-performance strategies for elite athletes. Currently, I divide my time between private practice, corporate consulting, and professional training. I deliver lectures, workshops, and programs on mental health, emotional regulation, productivity, leadership, and performance optimization, integrating evidence-based psychology and neuroscience to support sustainable high performance and well-being in individuals, teams, and organizations.