MARCELO GOBBO JR.

I am a family and community physician in Uberlândia, Brazil, and I write about a way of caring that sees the whole person, within the family and the place where they live. The thread that ties together the consulting room, the writing and the teaching is the conviction that each person's health is inseparable from the health of the whole, of other people, of institutions and of the environment.

Education

I trained in Medicine and completed a master's degree in Psychology at the Federal University of Uberlândia. I trained at the Program for Recovery and Community Health at Yale, where I deepened my work on recovery in mental health and citizenship-oriented care. I hold specialist registration in Family and Community Medicine (RQE 69038).

Clinical practice

I care for neurodiverse families and people living with severe mental illness, in person and remotely. The care I practice is longitudinal, built over time and in the bond with the whole family, because most of what makes people ill and what heals them lives outside the body in front of me, in the neighborhood, at work and in the web of people around them.

Writing and teaching

I write as an editor of Family and Community Medicine at Portal Afya, where I have published more than 150 articles, and I am affiliated with Instituto Afya and Instituto Unimed Uberlândia. I bring that same care to training other professionals and to education and social-impact projects in health.

Areas of work

Family and community medicine, mental health, ADHD, autism spectrum, recovery and family-centered care are the themes that run through the texts on this site and through my practice.

Where I publish and appear

Outlets and institutions I collaborate with or where my work has appeared:

Academic and professional presence: ORCID · Lattes CV · LinkedIn. For invitations and projects, write to contato@drmarcelogobbo.com.