About me

My name's Marta Romero, I'm General Health Psychologist. Throughout my career I have been trained in Gestalt therapy, and specialized in gender violence intervention, addictions and eating disorders.

In addition, I am a Yoga instructor. So I use this tool for my own benefit and for the benefit of my patients.

My work approach is Integrative, understanding and accompanying the whole person: affective, behavioral, cognitive, physiological, as well as their creativity and spirituality. My goal as a psychotherapist is to help each person to enhance his/her ability to become aware of one's own emotions.

How do I work? Through cognitive-behavioral techniques (focused on reducing the most visible symptoms and promoting alternative behaviors), humanistic techniques (discovering one's own strengths, and promoting self-acceptance and personal fulfillment) and third generation techniques (understanding and accepting the context in which each person is).

Over the years, I have worked with different clinics, therapy centers and associations where I have been able to accompany through different therapeutic processes: individual sessions, couples and therapeutic group workshops.

Thanks to continuous trainings and my personal work, I began to understand, more and more, that continuous updating, self-knowledge and personal development bring me closer to the possibility of connecting with the reality of my patients. In fact, what I am most passionate about in my profession is the attitude of presence that the clinic requires, forcing me to be present in the here and now.

WHAT CAN I DO TO HELP YOU?

”Certain supports are necessary and essential. Other supports are desirable and probably helpful. Lack of essential support always results in anxiety. That is really anxiety.”
- Laura Perls