Psychologist Rosa Corrales Roldan

I am a professional with studies in clinical psychology and specialized in cognitive behavioral approach. In addition, I have clinical experience in individual, group or family psychological care. My therapeutic approach: It focuses on the cognitive behavioral approach, which seeks to modify the patient's problematic thoughts and behaviors through specific intervention techniques. I have the skills to carry out a rigorous clinical evaluation, which allows me to establish a diagnosis and a treatment plan appropriate to the specific needs of each patient. Empathy and active listening skills: Knowing how to listen carefully and empathize with your patients, allowing them to express their concerns and feelings with complete confidence. Flexibility and adaptability: I am able to adapt to the individual needs of each patient and adjust their therapeutic approach as necessary. Professional ethics: I have a high level of ethical integrity and adhere to the principles of confidentiality and privacy in the treatment of patient information. Constant updating: I am committed to keeping myself updated in terms of advances in research and therapeutic techniques, regularly attending training and workshops. Psychology highly trained and committed to helping my patients overcome their emotional problems and improve their quality of life. In the Psychotherapeutic process you will have support based on listening and empathy, a model that allows you to find answers and solutions for your well-being and individual growth. My interest is to integrate the concept of mental health with our daily dynamics and provide you with tools that allow you to focus priorities, security and mental balance, recognizing and transforming daily experiences as a source of change for the Mental Wellness.

We will work 1. From the Cognitive Behavioral Approach 2. Family therapy. 3. Individual therapy 4. Children and Adolescents My goal is for you to have a renewing experience by designing a process that allows individual or group interaction based on knowledge and my experience, so that you begin to identify significant changes regarding the reason for consultation initial

In couples psychological therapy you will find: 1. Tools to improve communication and conflict resolution between the couple. 2. Strategies to strengthen the emotional and sexual intimacy of the couple. 3. Work together to establish common goals and objectives. 4. Exploration of behavior and thought patterns that may be affecting the couple's relationship. 5. Identification of roles and responsibilities within the relationship and the family. Fostering empathy and mutual understanding. In individual psychological therapy you will find: 1. Identification of patterns of thought and behavior that may be affecting the person's mental health. 2. Tools to manage stress and anxiety. 3. Work together to establish personal goals and objectives. 4. Exploration of traumas and painful experiences from the past. 5. Promotion of self-esteem and self-confidence, body dysmorphic disorder, eating disorders, post-traumatic stress, Postpartum, 6. Strategies to improve interpersonal communication and conflict resolution. 7. Mood disorders and personality disorders, depression, anxiety and phobias, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), life project, interpersonal relationships, grief elaboration and coping strategies for life, process to restore self-confidence and love as well as the ability to set limits. In psychological therapy with children and adolescents you will find: 1. Variety of issues and challenges that youth may be facing. Some of these issues could include emotional problems such as anxiety, depression, stress, low self-esteem, or problems with behavior such as aggressiveness, bullying, inattention, hyperactivity, and difficulty controlling emotions. 2. You may also find social relationship problems, such as difficulty making friends, lack of social skills, lack of self-control, or lack of empathy. Additionally, youth may be experiencing family-related issues such as parental divorce, loss of a loved one, adoption, or lack of effective communication. In family psychological therapy you will find: 1. Variety of dynamics and challenges within the family. Some of these challenges could include communication problems, conflicts between family members, problems parenting problems, parent-child relationship problems, addiction problems, or health-related problems mental. In family therapy, the focus is on the dynamics and communication between family members and how these dynamics may be contributing to the problems being experienced. The goal is to work with the family as a system to help solve problems and improve interpersonal relationships in the home.