FAQ

What is psychology and how can it help me?

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• Psychology is the discipline that studies human behavior and mental processes. As a psychologist, I am here to help you understand and overcome emotional, mental and behavioral challenges.

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How do I know if I need to see a psychologist?

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• If you are experiencing emotional difficulties, stress, anxiety, depression or other problems that affect your well-being, it may be beneficial to consult a psychologist. Psychotherapy can be useful for various situations.

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What is a therapy session like?

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• Therapy sessions are confidential and client-centered. We will talk about your concerns, explore thoughts and emotions, and work together to find solutions and strategies.

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How long does the therapy last?

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• The duration of therapy varies depending on individual needs. Some people find benefits in just a few sessions, while others may prefer a longer-term approach. We will work together to set realistic goals.

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How can I schedule an appointment?

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• You can schedule an appointment through the website,  contacting me by Whatsapp or using the contact form on the website. I'm here to answer your questions and help you find a convenient time.

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How much does therapy cost?

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• Fees may vary, but I am committed to making therapy accessible. Get in touch to discuss details and possible rate options.

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What type of therapies do you offer?

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• I offer different therapeutic approaches based on your individual needs. This may include cognitive behavioral therapy, supportive therapy and other effective modalities, or also my personal method to increase productivity (recommended for business owners and athletes).

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How do you guarantee privacy and confidentiality?

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• Privacy and confidentiality are essential. All your details are kept strictly secret, complying with the ethical and legal standards of psychology.

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What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?

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• Although we both workIn the mental health field, psychologists focus on therapy and counseling, while psychiatrists may prescribe medications. We work together on cases that require a comprehensive approach.​