Judite Peixoto holds a PhD in Applied Psychology from the University of Minho, with the doctoral thesis entitled “Divorce and Coparental Conflict: From Characterization to Psychological Intervention with Litigating Parents” (funded by FCT - Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology - SFRH/BD/124895/2016). She is a certificate psychologist by the Portuguese Psychologists Association (Professional Certificate nr. 9535) and she is the co-author of the For2Parents Program - Psychological intervention for high-conflict separated/divorced parents (registered as a national trademark at the Portuguese Institute of Industrial Property – registration nr. 693965). She is currently an assistant professor and researcher at Lusófona University in Lisbon. Her main research topics include: 1) post-divorce coparenting conflict, 2) visitation resistance, 3) therapeutic justice, 4) integrative psychotherapy, and 5) practice-oriented research models. She has several national and international scientific publications in the field of Psychology of Justice and Forensic Psychology. During her academic and professional career, she works as a forensic expert, clinical-forensic psychotherapist, trainer, consultant, technical-scientific supervisor and therapist- researcher, particularly in the areas of divorce and high-coparenting conflict. As researcher, she has also collaborated in research projects in the areas of Domestic Violence, Multiple Victimization, Stalking, and Human Trafficking.