My name is Clara and, since I was little, I have been interested in art, philosophy and human relations. I began my training in the world of theatre and cinema, specialising as an artistic director. At the same time, I began to explore psychotherapy, initially from a humanistic perspective and in groups. Over time, I delved deeper into existential psychology and neurolinguistic programming, and finally decided to specialise in clinical psychology to formalise my passion.

My work experience has led me to work with various groups at risk of social exclusion, from the adult population in situations of deprivation of liberty to children and young people at risk due to abuse, armed conflict or acute mental illness. This experience has led me to adopt the biopsychosocial model in intervention.

As a professional, I am guided by the desire to contribute to making society a safer place where each person can express themselves from their vulnerability, providing them with the necessary tools to protect themselves from social risks. I believe that therapy in this aspect offers an opportunity to establish an intimate connection with oneself and to address pending issues that limit daily life. I cannot conceive of a human being without a relationship with others, which is why I consider it essential to work on interpersonal bonds. Despite valuing the protocols for their agility and effectiveness, I understand that each problem is individual and complex, and each person is unique and unrepeatable, which is why they deserve personalized treatment.