The opportunity to connect with people and—together with them—create a safe, trusting space is one of the reasons I chose to train as a psychologist and practice psychotherapy. To me, this encounter is a deeply human act, in which listening and genuine presence become fundamental tools.
Listening to my patients and accompanying them as they translate their emotions, feelings, and life experiences—whether painful or those that spark hope and well-being—is an essential part of my calling. Giving voice to what is sometimes confusing or overwhelming allows for greater self-understanding and opens up new possibilities for meaning.
I view psychotherapy as a space of shared creation, where every piece of a person's story matters to the process of change. Through therapeutic work, individuals can deconstruct what no longer serves them and rebuild themselves from a place of greater self-awareness, authenticity, and self-compassion.

"Licensed Psychologist, graduated from the Andrés Bello Catholic University of Caracas, Venezuela.
Specialist in Health Psychology
University Specialist in Clinical and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (Comillas Pontifical University)
University Specialist in Clinical and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: The Child and Their Family (Comillas Pontifical University)"

Psychologist specialized in the problems of adolescents and young adults

Psychologist specializing in psychological intervention for trauma using EMDR
Training in working with adolescents and families, starting from initial interviews – Association of the School of Psychoanalytic Clinic with Children and Adolescents, Madrid
Training in couples and family therapy based on Attachment/Bonding Theory (Aragonese Association for Research into the Psychology of Children and Adolescents)
Basic training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy (Psychoanalytic Society of Caracas, Venezuela)