Pshycologist
ignacio cervera

tailor-made therapy in Valencia.

Pshycologist in Valencia

Break the Cycle.

Gain valuable problem-solving techniques that lead to lasting personal growth and positive results.

English speaking therapy in Valencia?

Therapy in Valencia from 65€

Any doubt?

Feel free to drop a friendly WhatsApp message to resolve any queries together!

Ignacio Cervera Lamocha - Doctoralia.es

psychologist in Valencia for adults

english speaking therapist in valencia

Uniqueness is in the details.

Effective therapy focused on tangible outcomes.

Cut to the chase

Results-focused.

You have my commitment not to unnecessarily prolong the process.

24/7 WhatsApp

Any questions from our last session?

If you're in therapy with me, I'm here to support you whenever you need it.

90 Minutes

In the first session, you have 90 minutes.

Subsequent sessions are 60 minutes.

LGBT+ Affirmative Therapy in Valencia

Expert in Sexual and Gender Diversity certified by the Official College of Psychologists in Madrid.

A safe and inclusive space.

Above all, human

Like you, I also experience pain.

If needed, I'll cry with you.

It will be a pleasure to support you.

Evidence-Based Therapy

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

Functional Analytic Psychotherapy.

Drop me a message

Do you have any questions?

I’m here to listen. I’m all ears.

Ready to talk?

I’m Here To Listen. Book A Session With Me Today.

Individual Session

70
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5 Sesions Plan

325 Session Cost: €65
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Couples Therapy

90
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LGBT PSYCHOLOGIST IN VALENCIA

I'll walk with you on the path to satisfaction, harmony, and a meaningful life.

Passionate about working with individuals facing challenges with anxiety and depression when it affects their day-to-day emotional well-being.

I’ve been living in Germany for 6 years, and I understand how challenging it can be to need help and not know where to turn.

How can I help you?

  • Self-esteem
  • Anger
  • Breakups and grieving
  • Life crises
  • Identity processes

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in Valencia

Happy clients said...

5/5

Therapy in Valencia Center

How therapy works?

01 Book an appointment

Booking your first appointment is as simple as sending me a WhatsApp or an email. I'll need to ask you a few basic questions and have you fill out some documents.

02 I'll respond to you ASAP

You can expect a reply within a few hours. Once we've agreed on a start date and you've filled out the documents, I'll provide you with the link for online therapy.

03 First Consultation

We'll have 90 minutes to assess your reason for seeking help and your personal situation (work, relationships, family). I'll suggest a visit frequency, but the final decision is yours. Subsequent sessions will be 60 minutes long.

04 Intervention and Follow-Up

After the initial sessions, as we achieve results and make progress, we space out the sessions. Ultimately, we conduct follow-up to maintain achievements and prevent relapses.

How often should you see a psychologist in Valencia?

Generally, in the beginning, I’d recommend 2 or 3 visits in the first month to assess your situation and set goals. After that, we can adjust the session frequency to your needs, typically every two weeks. As you make progress and achieve your goals, we can space out the sessions to help you maintain your achievements and prevent relapses.

How long will I need to be in psychotherapy?

The duration of therapy depends on your commitment, task completion, and the severity of your issues. You can stop it whenever you wish; just talk to your psychologist to tailor it to your situation.

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR THERAPY SESSION?

Complete the tasks assigned by the psychologist and follow through with your therapeutic commitments. Outside of the session, take notes on your challenges to discuss them effectively during therapy. If you feel like you’re not getting the most out of therapy, talk to your psychologist to address it.

WILL ANYONE ELSE KNOW WHAT I TELL MY PSYCHOLOGIST?

No. Therapy is entirely confidential. Nothing you share with a psychologist can leave that session, except as stipulated by Article 8 of the Code of Ethics of the General Council of Official Psychologists, which states that the psychologist must report violations of human rights (…) of which they become aware in the exercise of their profession.