Eliana Nogueira-Vale is a Brazilian clinical psychologist and neuroscientist with a master’s degree in clinical psychology and a doctorate in Neuroscience and Behavior from the Institute of Psychology (IP) at the University of São Paulo (USP) (2019). Principal Researcher in Pilot Project: Natural Stimulation of Oxytocin and Affect Regulation: an investigation with middle-aged women in the city of São Paulo, Federal University of São Paulo (2010). Principal Researcher of the Thesis: Oxytocin, attachment and sleep in people with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (USP, 2019). Studies in Affective Neuroscience focusing on Oxytocin, Attachment and Affect Regulation (since 1997). Member of the Mind-Body Group of the Brazilian Society of Psychoanalysis of São Paulo (2005-2007); of The International Neuropsychoanalysis Society (since 2001); of the Anesthesiology Pain Control Group, Medicine School of USP (from 2007-2015); of the SuCor Laboratory - Subject and Body, Clinical Psychology of IP USP (2015-2019). Principal Author of Oxytocin & well-being as promoters of affect regulation and homeostasis: a neuroscientific review. Psico, Porto Alegre, v. 51, n. 2, p. 1-12, abr.-jun. 2020. [Os rumos da psicanálise no Brasil: um estudo sobre a transmissão psicanalítica]. The pathways of psychoanalysis in Brazil: a study on psychoanalytic transmission (Ed. Escuta, 2003), of [Ocitocina, bem-estar e regulação do afeto] Oxytocin, well-being and affect regulation (Ed. Manole, 2022), and several chapters in other books, as well as well as scientific articles in journals. Private Clinical Practice (since 1975).