My path in psychology and psychotherapy began by reading Freud's works as a teenager. From that moment on I became interested in behavior and the human mind and decided to study psychology at university. During my studies, I was able to discover a world beyond Freud and brain anatomy, I was able to discover the world of emotions, the role of our thoughts and behavior patterns, and I discovered that change is possible. Since then, I have strived to dedicate myself to clinical psychology and psychotherapy, with the aim of helping people to discover themselves, to develop personally and discover their abilities and to begin to take care of themselves. As for me, as a therapist, my goal is to help the patient discover, practice and perfect those tools that we all have in order to improve our emotional state, our quality of life and achieve our objectives and goals. Regarding my therapeutic approach, I use a combination of cognitive-behavioral and humanistic therapies, always adapting to the specific needs of each patient. In addition to clinical practice, I am a person with a lot of curiosity and desire to learn, so I am continually training to learn about new advances in psychology and psychotherapy. I am convinced that more than a profession, psychology is a vocation. I feel grateful and happy to have chosen this career and to have been able to learn so much about others and about myself.