Angela Succi holds a degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Rome "La Sapienza". She grew up in Rome and from elementary to High school she received bilingual education in a school called Santa Agnese which is considered one of the best bilingual Italian/ Spanish schools in Rome. Angela works experience with children started in 1995 in a school called San Matteo in Rome where she worked part-time as a substitute language teacher from K-5 grade. In 1998 she worked as a Psychologist in an orphanage at Roca di Papa a small city located 45 minutes from Rome where she was responsible for assessing the condition and developing a therapy plan for Down syndrome’s children. She has also worked as a certified interpreter and translator (Italian- Spanish) for the Italian Senate and some Italian Government agencies.
Currently, she volunteers in San Francisco at the center "Support for Families" where she counsel parents of ADHD children and at the Center of "La Raza" where she gives psychological support to batter women and their children.
Angela loves to be around children, she sees them as individuals with incredible potential and capable of expressing their selves in unimaginable ways. From raising a trilingual child she has learned that children can successfully achieve as many languages you teach them. The secret is being consistent, make the learning fun, allows the child to get some control of his/her learning and never force the child to speak a language if he/she doesn’t want to.
She lives in San Francisco with her husband Giovanni an architect and her seven years old son Giancarlo. |