Tania Iglesias

My approach to counseling is collaborative and relational. I aim to create a warm, safe, and judgment-free space where you can explore thoughts, emotions, and experiences with honesty and care. Rather than offering fixed answers, I value curiosity and reflection as ways of uncovering what feels most authentic and meaningful for you. I see therapy as an ongoing process of self-discovery, where change emerges through awareness, integration, and renewed contact with oneself. I support this process through attentive listening, thoughtful questioning, and a deep respect for your individuality. Informed by Humanistic, Integrative, Systemic, and Psychosomatic perspectives, I welcome unique and non-linear therapeutic paths. Above all, I believe you are the expert on your own life, and my role is to accompany you with presence, curiosity, and compassion. My Therapeutic Services I offer humanistic counseling in a collaborative, open, and non-judgmental setting. Counseling is tailored to your individual needs, experiences, and aspirations, and unfolds at a pace that feels respectful and sustainable for you. Sessions focus on developing self-awareness, exploring patterns, and opening space for new perspectives. Through this process, increased clarity and self-esteem can support meaningful action and change in everyday life. My work is informed by training in Humanistic, Integrative, Systemic, and Psychosomatic therapies, allowing for flexible and non-linear approaches to growth and healing. I particularly value working with clients who are curious about themselves and open to exploration. If you are seeking a therapist who values individuality, personal agency, and reflective depth, I would be glad to support you in your process.

I am at an early stage in my clinical practice. As part of my training in Humanistic Integrative Psychotherapy, I provided low-cost therapy sessions to a small number of clients under supervision. This included working with two clients over a period of several months, as well as shorter-term work with a fellow trainee. I currently work both as a therapist and as a conference interpreter.

My interest in therapy grew out of my own experience of being in therapy, and the impact it had on how I understand myself and relate to others. I originally studied Philosophy at King’s College London. I’ve always been drawn to the big mysteries in life (freedom, meaning, the divine, etc.) and that time gave me a way into thinking about them, even if it often left me with more questions than answers. After that, I spent some time preparing for the Brazilian diplomatic exams, where I was exposed to subjects like international relations, history, law, and economics. I later trained and worked as a conference interpreter and translator. Although I didn’t pursue a career in diplomacy, these experiences exposed me to a wide range of people, contexts, and perspectives, and broadened my understanding of the world. My move into therapy came later. I trained in Humanistic Integrative Psychotherapy at Galene Institute and completed a Master’s in Systemic Therapy at Gestalt Institute. I am currently finishing my training in Psychosomatic Medicine and Health Psychotherapy with the Spanish Society of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy. Looking back, my path hasn’t been linear, but each step has shaped the way I work today — with attention, curiosity, and respect for each person’s experience.