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Miguel Perlado, Psychologist, Psychotherapist. A graduate of the University of Barcelona
(psychology), Mr. Perlado received psychotherapy training from Vidal Barraquer Foundation
(Barcelona) and iPsi (Barcelona). He currently works with Attention and Research on Social
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