Dr. Zenon Lotufo Jr. holds a Ph.D. in Sciences/Psychology of Religion from PUC-SP and degrees in Philosophy and Theology. He specializes in Transactional Analysis and Logotherapy. He is a professor in the Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy specialization course at the Psychiatry Institute of HC, FM-USP.

He is the author and co-author of several books and articles in the field, including "Psychiatry and Religion" in "Psychiatric Clinic"; "Spirituality and Anxiety" in "How to Deal with Anxiety: A Practical Guide for Patients, Families, and Educators"; "Schema-Focused Therapy" in "The Treatment of Chemical Dependency and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapies: A Therapist's Manual"; and the book "Cruel God, Kind God – How Images of God Shape Beliefs, Attitude, and Outlook".