A space to think (about you) without judgment

No. You don't need to arrive with a prepared speech or a clear sense of the problem. That's exactly what the first session is for: to start putting into words what you're carrying, at your own pace.

My fee is €60 / $1,300 MXN per 50-minute session.

That said: I don't think money should be the reason someone goes without therapy. If that's your situation, write to me and we'll talk — I adapt to what each person can pay.

It depends on where you are:

• Mexico — bank transfer to BBVA
• Europe — bank transfer to Revolut
• Rest of the world — PayPal (this is how patients in South Africa and Argentina pay me)

Payment is made at the end of each session.

You can cancel or move your session up to 24 hours in advance, at no cost. After that I do have to charge for it, because there's no longer time to offer that slot to someone else.

If you're running late, there's a 15-minute grace period.

Each session lasts 50 minutes and is entirely online, by video call. You can take it from wherever you are, as long as you have a private space and a good connection.

Whichever is most comfortable for you: WhatsApp, Zoom or Google Meet. We agree on it when booking — you don't need to install anything you don't already use.

I see adults only, from 18 years old.

But if you're a parent, I can support you: how to talk with your children about sexuality, or about any other subject you find difficult to bring up with them.

In Spanish and English, which I speak natively, and also in French (B2 level). You can choose the language you feel most comfortable in to talk about what matters to you.

It means I understand the person through psychoanalysis, but I don't limit myself to a single technique. Because I've studied other therapeutic traditions, I can bring the tools that work for you into the session. I consider myself more patient-led than loyal to a method.

I provide therapeutic support for anything related to sexuality: desire, dysfunctions, orgasm, relationships, identity, or any subject that's hard to put into words.

What I don't do is prescribe medication. That's for physicians — psychiatry, gynaecology, endocrinology, urology. I always work alongside those specialties when needed.

And a fact that surprises people: not all sexologists are psychologists. I am, so I can also comfortably address any emotional situation that comes along with the issue.

No, they're two different trainings and I hold both. Psychoanalysis is the lens through which I understand what you bring to session; sexology is separate training: I hold a master's in Sexology and Couples Therapy from ISEP in Barcelona and a postgraduate diploma in clinical sexology from IMESEX, in Mexico City. That allows me to work on sexuality with professional grounding and without taboo.

Yes. You can begin an individual process to work on your own part in the relationship. If both of you want to later on, moving to a couples process can be considered.

Yes. Since all consultations are online, you can take them from any country — we just agree on a time that works for both time zones. And I can see you in Spanish, English or French.

A device with a camera and microphone, a stable connection and — above all — a private space where you can speak freely for the 50 minutes. That last one is what protects the process most.

No. Clinical sexology is one of my trainings, but I support processes of all kinds: anxiety, bonds and relationships, grief, moments of change, or anything weighing on you. Sexuality is a subject that may come up, not the only one we work on.

Yes. Everything that happens in session is protected by the professional confidentiality that governs clinical practice. It's the foundation that makes the space work.

With one limit I want to state plainly: if your life or someone else's is in danger, the law overrides this rule. Protecting life comes first.