Psychology

I am a child, adolescent, and adult clinical psychologist, registered under number M-37396.

After graduating in Psychology, I completed a Master’s in General Health Psychology at the Autonomous University of Madrid in 2020. During my studies, I collaborated on research projects focusing on childhood obesity and eating disorders with the ANOBAS research group, leading psycho-family intervention groups in primary care.

In parallel, I expanded my training by completing a Master’s in Contextual Therapies, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Functional Analytic Psychotherapy, and Mindfulness. Currently, in pursuit of a humanistic approach, I am training in Transactional Analysis and Relational Integrative Psychotherapy to deepen my understanding of internal and relational dynamics and the family’s influence on an individual’s development.

My clinical practice has focused on children, adolescents, and adults in private practice. Additionally, I collaborate with Caritas, providing psychological support to children, teenagers, and their families in situations of social vulnerability. I also have experience in treating eating disorders from a systemic approach, actively involving the family in the therapeutic process, as well as in grief counseling.

My work with children and their families primarily focuses on family-based interventions, encouraging active parental involvement and using play as a therapeutic tool. With adults, my role is to facilitate self-awareness, considering past experiences and promoting change through individual strengths and resources, fostering emotional connection and awareness of underlying needs.

For me, it is truly enriching to witness the continuous growth of the individuals I accompany. The therapeutic bond is a fundamental part of the process, and through it, I continue to learn something new every day.