Individual Psychotherapy

Service Description

A process of exploration and deep self-knowledge that unites humanistic psychology, spiritual wisdom, and bodywork, facilitating processes of genuine and liberating transformation. From a holistic perspective of the human being—body (physical), mind (emotion-soul), and Spirit (divinity)—this therapy invites you to live consciously in the present, to reconnect with your inner truth, and recover your natural capacity for self-regulation, pleasure, and authenticity. Each session is a sacred space of encounter and trust, where you can explore your present experience, recognize and validate your real needs; express your feelings and release any emotional and bodily blockages you may have. Through dialogue, breathing, mindfulness, and experiential dynamics, we will awaken inner wisdom, restoring the balance between thinking, feeling, and doing. The transpersonal perspective expands psychological work toward the development of the Self, integrating spiritual, symbolic, and mystical experiences. You will be guided by respect, warmth, and presence, recognizing each person's unique path of evolution. Complementary tools and practices are integrated, such as trauma work, body movement, art, meditation, breathwork, entheogens, family constellations, regressions, Akashic Records, and symbolic rituals, depending on your personal process and needs. The therapy is aimed at adults, women, and men experiencing existential crises, processes of change, grief, breakups, psychosomatic illnesses, or searches for meaning. It is also aimed at those who wish to reconnect with their body, their pleasure, their power, and their spirituality. I use diagnosis to understand the functioning of the being; however, the emphasis is on authenticity, responsibility, and the freedom of the Being, beyond the diagnosis. Each session lasts approximately 1 to 2 hours and takes place in a climate of presence, authenticity, and inner freedom, where vulnerability is honored as a portal to growth. Transpersonal Gestalt Psychotherapy is, above all, a living experience of consciousness and love, an art of human encounter that reminds us that healing is not about becoming perfect, but about returning to the Being: Sensitive, Whole, Present, Sovereign and Free.