My relationship with Gestalt therapy began about 15 years ago, when I was in a life crisis and began a process of therapeutic counseling. Thanks to this support and the Gestalt proposal, I was able to walk towards a vital change that has opened me to a fuller, freer and more coherent life with myself.

 

With a technical background, I have several bachelor degrees in Industrial Engineer and European Materials Engineer and for a few years I worked in multinational companies at different levels in team management. Until I started my therapeutic process and that's when my interest turned towards humanistic therapies and I discovered a new perspective on myself and my relationships.

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Little by little my curiosity grows and I begin to train in different areas to continue opening this perspective.

Shortly after, I left engineering and decided to expand my experience by traveling to India and Southeast Asia for more than a year. Where I went to different centers; Buddhist monasteries, Hindu ashrams, etc. training and delving deeper into practices such as meditation, bodywork, etc.

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When I returned to Barcelona, I expanded my formal training by completing 3 years of Gestalt Therapy training endorsed by the AETG, at Espai Gestalt (currently Cercle Gestalt).

Later, I started training in TCI (Integrative Body Therapy) and also got involved with different training centers;

I'm part of the co-tutoring of the Gestalt training group where I accompany the entire group in training as therapists during the 3 years of duration, at the Cercle Gestalt in Barcelona.

And in parallel, I'm involved in the social area of the La Casa Ámbar Foundation - where I offer my counseling to people who do not have the financial means to pay for it.

Likewise, I also spent several years linked to the Arrels day care center - where I carried out volunteer work and support the center's users.

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In addition, I continue to deepen my meditative practice by doing different stays at local centers, such as Dhamma Neru.

I also open myself to different therapeutic approaches; such as trauma and attachment training at GEA (Girona), etc.