I started psychology because I understood that the root of the world's problems were in the hearts and minds of people. Today, I practice with an integrative and solution-focused approach: "not because I know everything but because I focus on using the approach, style and technique that can help each person the most at each moment." The sessions with me are pleasant, close and I have feedback from the beginning on why I can or cannot help you and how we are going to do it. I also believe in therapeutic self-sufficiency, that is, that the therapy has the objective of making the person self-sufficient as the final goal, while I will be delighted if you decide to continue coming as reinforcement, review and/or personal development. By avoiding facing situations in the short term, we load ourselves with weight for the long term.