Common questions
Do you have any questions?
I've compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions I've received throughout my career. It's normal and expected for patients to have many questions when choosing a psychologist. Here are some answers to the most frequently asked questions. If you can't find what you're looking for, please get in touch. Send me your question and I'll be happy to answer it.
Do you use Freudian or Jungian analytical techniques?
I completed two training programs. One based on Freudian theory and the other on Lacanian theory, and I work with a perspective based on these theories, but taking into account that the present moment is of great relevance to the client's well-being, even though our past experiences often influence the present moment.
How long does each session last?
The sessions last 50 minutes.
Do you work with special price lists?
I have the unit price for each session, and also some discounted packages for booking a larger number of sessions.
What do Psychology, Yoga, and Meditation have in common?
In psychotherapy, the psychologist will help the client with distressing emotional issues that often spill over into the body, through specific techniques that will help improve well-being.
In yoga, the instructor will use postures and breathing to work through the anxieties of the body that spill over into the mind, in addition to other physical benefits. It improves all aspects of your life: physical, mental, relationships, self-development, and well-being.
In meditation, the work is done through training the mind so that we can transform the way we perceive things, and thus transform our quality of life.