Maxi Sanchez
Clinical Psychologist
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About me
I am a licensed clinical psychologist with extensive experience providing psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults. I currently work as an institutional psychologist and deputy director at a Day Center, where I coordinate interdisciplinary teams and therapeutic programs aimed at promoting emotional development and social inclusion for people with disabilities.
Guided by a psychoanalytic orientation and an integrative approach, my work focuses on emotional regulation, assertive communication, and strengthening healthy relationships. I use tools such as psychological interviews, play-based assessment, role play, psychoeducation, and breathing techniques, tailoring each intervention to the unique needs of every individual or family.
I view the therapeutic process as a reflective and trusting space where each person can explore their experiences, find new meanings, and build more authentic and fulfilling ways of living. Sessions available in Spanish.
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With over ten years of clinical experience, my therapeutic work is grounded in active, empathic, and reflective listening, focused on understanding each person’s unique history and emotional world. Drawing from a psychoanalytic orientation and an integrative approach, I work with children, adolescents, and adults to support emotional processing, autonomy, and the development of personal resources to face conflict or distress.
I conceive therapy as a shared space of dialogue and discovery, where the patient’s voice holds meaning and transformative potential. Through conversation, play, and reflection, I encourage emotional awareness, assertive communication, and the building of healthier, more authentic relationships.
My goal is to facilitate a genuine process of change in which each person can reconnect with themselves, redefine their experiences, and move toward a more balanced and fulfilling life.
