Erica Flavia Alio -Warr, Mg

Doctoral candidate in Public Health and Global Health. Master’s degree in Music Therapy, University Expert in Palliative Care, and Licentiate in Educational Management, with postgraduate studies in the neurophysiology of music and language. Licensed Heilpraktikerin (official authorization to practice naturopathic medicine in Germany), and postgraduate qualification in technical-scientific translation and languages. She has extensive clinical, teaching, and research experience in palliative care, neurology, and chronic diseases, as well as in educational and social integration settings. She has worked as a lecturer, therapist, and speaker in institutions such as University Medicine Greifswald, Hochschule DIPLOMA, and Universidad Argentina de la Empresa, among others. She is the author of research articles and bilingual pedagogical texts, and is also engaged in academic editorial work related to scientific publications. She participates in the design and implementation of therapeutic and educational programs in clinical and institutional contexts. Her work focuses on the development of needs-based clinical approaches aimed at strengthening dignity, autonomy, and quality of life for patients and families, particularly in contexts of social integration, chronic illness, advanced disease, and end-of-life care. From a humanistic and interdisciplinary perspective, her approach critically examines vertical models of healthcare delivery and promotes more participatory forms of therapeutic alliance, based on clinical listening, social and cultural integration, and the co-construction of the therapeutic process between professionals, patients, and families.