I'm Specialized in pathological gambling, behavioral addictions, trauma and intervention with EMDR and ADHD, developing a unitary and multimodal approach that combines cognitive-behavioral, transactional, mindfulness and emotional techniques. Designed to encourage self-awareness, unconditional acceptance and self-regulation skills. This process will always be adapted to the patient's needs and therapeutic objectives. Regarding my experience: i trained for 6 months in the Proyecto Hombre Therapeutic community, where i learned both group and individual intervention techniques. For 4 months in intervention and intervention in Neurodegenerative diseases at AFA Zamora. i acti as a volunteer in a social integration project, through music, for pre-adolescents at risk of social exclusion together with the man project.
his is the description of the process you would get with me: First, it focuses on a psychoeducational process that is crucial for those facing these challenges. Knowledge is power, and understanding how anxiety, self-esteem and dysfunctional attitudes impact our lives is the first step towards a new lifestyle. Through this process, the patient learns to identify and understand their own patterns of thought and behavior, acquiring tools that allow them to manage their internal world with greater clarity and control. Cognitive-behavioral techniques are the next step in the therapeutic process. Here, we work to transform negative thoughts and behaviors that perpetuate suffering, increasing self-awareness and learning organizational tools, managing dysfunctional thoughts, as well as encouraging analysis and self-awareness. Each session is an opportunity to rewrite the patient's internal script, allowing them to actively and deliberately take control of their life. Transactional techniques focused on improving social skills. Effective communication and healthy relationships are essential for emotional well-being. Here, new ways of interacting with the world are explored and practiced, breaking dysfunctional patterns and establishing more nourishing and authentic relationships. This technique tries to provide tools to interpret subjectivity in a dynamic and understandable way. Finally, emotional techniques, many times, the most difficult "subject." But it is precisely in this space where the greatest potential for personal development lies. Through work focused on emotions, we seek to embrace your internal experience, understand it and let emotions flow in a healthy way. This approach seeks to he