- I am a psychologist with a Master’s degree in General Health Psychology from Ramon Llull University, Blanquerna.
- I am a psychotherapist with a Master’s degree in Psychoanalytic psychotherapy from Fundació Vidal I Barraquer in Barcelona.
- I have experience in treating Eating Disorders and issues related to relationships and self-esteem, among others.
- I am a specialist in psychotherapy, certified by EFPA EuroPsy in 2025.
- I am a member of COPC – Colegio Oficial de Psicología de Catalunya (member number 28706).
- As a therapist, I create space for reflection and encourage clients to slow down, helping them connect more deeply with their thoughts and emotions.
- For me, a true sign of progress in therapy isn’t about changing who you are, but about reaching a place of accepting who you are. The great paradox of change is that it can only happen with acceptance.
- I collaborate with Proyecto ART as a psychotherapist.
- I work online in Spanish and English.
Irrelevant information about my personal life
- I am Colombian and since I can remember I have always had an interest in the unknown, that’s why very young I decided to leave my comfort zone, break frontiers and discover the diversity this world has to offer.
- The most beautiful thing about my country is that amid many adversities and complexities, we have always thrived by singing and dancing as a form of cultural expression.
- When people ask whether I prefer the sea or the mountains, I genuinely can’t choose, I enjoy both. That’s why I spent ten years in Barcelona. In 2024, I felt it was time to embark on a new adventure, and now I find myself in Oslo, surrounded by stunning mountains and breathtaking fjords. I work online and also travel back to Barcelona for in-person work when I can.
- I realized that I wanted to be a psychologist studying architecture.
- I have a profound appreciation for nature in all its forms, I find inspiration and peace in the beauty of the natural world. Living in a place surrounded by such diverse scenery continually fuels my creativity and gratitude.
- I have come to describe my expat life as living in a “home with wings.” This journey has taken me to various places, allowing me to embrace diverse cultures and experiences. I know firsthand how it can feel to be uprooted, a sentiment many of my clients share. Yet, I have realized there’s a unique strength in our ability to create a sense of home no matter where we are.
- Each language I learn teaches me to love in different ways, I express myself better in Spanish or English, but I also understand French, Catalan and Norwegian.
- I have coffee in the mornings and tea in the evenings.
- When I grow old I would love to have a ceramics workshop.