At the practice
In person in Córdoba
By appointment only at Plaza de la Flor del Olivo, in central Córdoba.
Authorised healthcare centre · NICA 44112.Psychological services
A professional, practical and welcoming space for teenagers, young adults, adults and couples. Sessions are available in English or Spanish.
You do not need a diagnosis or the perfect words. We can begin by understanding what is happening and whether this is the right service for you.
Juan Blesa Robles · General Health Psychologist · COPAO AN13132
Formats
Sessions are available in English and Spanish. We will consider privacy, safety and what best supports the therapeutic process.
At the practice
By appointment only at Plaza de la Flor del Olivo, in central Córdoba.
Authorised healthcare centre · NICA 44112.Online
Private video sessions in English or Spanish, subject to individual suitability and the conditions applying to each case.
Flexible
Alternate in-person and online sessions when this works for you and the therapeutic process.
Contact
The first session is brief, free and without commitment. You do not need to explain everything in your first message.
The quickest way to request a free first session or ask a practical question, with a privacy notice before you continue.
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CBT helps us understand how thoughts, emotions, behaviours and context influence one another. It is not simply positive thinking or a rigid recipe.
Explore what triggers and maintains the difficulty.
Define changes that matter in everyday life.
Use concrete strategies in and between sessions.
Check progress and adjust the plan honestly.
When helpful, I integrate systemic tools for work with teenagers, families and relationships.
What we can work on
These examples can help you find your way; they are not diagnoses. Where a written guide is available, you can open it directly.
Fear, physical symptoms, panic attacks, avoidance or difficulty switching off.
Sadness, apathy, isolation, guilt, hopelessness or loss of interest.
Self-criticism, insecurity and difficulty deciding, setting boundaries or moving forward.
Loss, new stages, major decisions and adjustment difficulties.
Rumination, feeling overwhelmed, avoiding emotions or struggling to express needs.
Never feeling good enough, fear of mistakes and difficulty resting.
Anxiety, identity, self-esteem, behavioural changes, school pressure and difficulty asking for help.
Assessing emotional impact and safety, supporting the family and coordinating with the appropriate resources.
Listening, risk assessment, safety planning and urgent or specialist referral when needed.
Identifying possible eating-disorder warning signs, emotional and family support, and coordination with specialist healthcare.
Communication, boundaries, living together and guidance for parents or carers when helpful.
Communication, repeated arguments, emotional distance, trust and agreements.
Difficulty saying no, expressing needs or maintaining balanced relationships.
Support to understand the relationship, make clearer decisions or adjust to separation.
Life changes, shared responsibilities, emotional connection and joint plans.
Test anxiety, study blocks, procrastination, perfectionism, guilt about resting and exhaustion during a long preparation process.
Overload, exhaustion, work-related anxiety, boundaries and loss of meaning.
Exposure to suffering, responsibility, shift work, compassion fatigue and difficulty stopping.
Procrastination, fear of mistakes, sustained pressure and career decisions.
Insomnia, night-time arousal or unrefreshing sleep linked with anxiety, mood or stress.
Preparing for change, managing triggers and withdrawal, and preventing relapse.
Building realistic routines, behavioural activation and sustainable everyday change.
Initial assessment, guidance on recommended treatment and specialist referral when needed.
If another service is more appropriate, this will be explained clearly and a healthcare or specialist referral discussed.
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The first session is brief, free and without commitment.