Video call therapy sessions. No travel, no waiting, from the comfort of your safe space.
Encounters mediated by the screen that adapt to your current pace. You build the safe space in your own home. Even at a distance, the bond and the deep listening remain the same. It is the way to connect if you are in another geographical area, and your choice if you seek comfort, flexible schedules or if you feel more protected speaking from your own everyday surroundings. *Sessions are held confidentially through secure video call platforms.
Book a brief initial call to get to know each other, hear what brings you here, and together assess how we can support you.
We help you connect with the psychologist on our team who best fits your reason for consultation and your schedule availability.
We use secure and confidential platforms (such as Zoom or Google Meet). Before each session, you will receive the access link by email or WhatsApp.
For your session, find a quiet, comfortable place where you can be sure no one will interrupt or overhear you. Your privacy is essential so you can speak with complete freedom.
We start the meetings with the frequency we agree on together. Payment is made before each session begins.
Not necessarily. We use Zoom or Google Meet, which work from the browser. If you prefer, you can download the app for more convenience.
Connection issues are part of the digital environment and we handle them calmly. If it drops, we try to re-establish the meeting right away. If that is not possible, we will attempt to reschedule the session to protect the quality of your therapeutic space.
Yes. The driving force of a therapeutic process remains the word, the listening, and the bond that is built. Clinical experience shows that digital distance does not prevent the process from having therapeutic effects, and even brings its own unique characteristics.
Yes, our space is open to people from anywhere in the world. We sustain processes that bridge great distances, offering the possibility of conducting sessions in Spanish or English.
You can expect the same warmth, clinical rigor, and respect that characterize the in-person space. You will find a place of attentive listening where you can unfold your words. It is not a space of prefabricated answers, but a shared process so you can work through your own questions and discoveries at your own pace.
Like in-person therapy, this modality requires a framework and mutual respect. Sessions are by appointment and via video call, so it does not include a continuous care or instant messaging service. Additionally, digital distance has its clinical limits: it is not the appropriate channel for handling emergency or acute crisis situations. In those emergency cases, it is essential to seek in-person health services or contact your local helpline numbers (such as 112 or 024 in Spain).