Pamela Vargas

Associate Therapist

• Graduated in Psychology from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra de Santo Domingo (PUCMM). With a Master in Family and Couples Therapy from the Universidad Católica de Santo Domingo.

Adolescents, Adults and Couples

Her professional practice is based on an eclectic approach, using therapy focused on solutions, systemic approach and cognitive-behavioral methods. Her therapeutic approach is focused on topics such as: discipline management, communication skills, management of thoughts and emotions, anxiety management, self-esteem and depression, conflict resolution, domestic violence, among others.

Raquel Vidal Sainz

• Graduated in clinical psychology (cum laude) from the Ibero-American University Unibe.
• Master's degree in addictions, Complutense University of Madrid.
• Diploma specializing in psychometrics at ISPE.

Adolescents and Adults

His therapeutic approach of more than 12 years of experience is focused on working with patients in situations of addictions in general and their families, as well as patients with dual pathology and disorders such as: Bipolarity, Schizophrenia and Borderline personality. It uses a cognitive behavioral and Systemic approach.

Sara Pérez

Associate Therapist

• Bachelor’s Degree in Clinical Psychology, Universidad Iberoamericana (UNIBE)
• Master’s Degree in Family Therapy, Universidad Pontificia de Comillas, Madrid
• Master’s Degree in Early Childhood Intervention: Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment, ISEP Madrid
• Diploma in Couple’s Therapy
• Diploma in Psychological Intervention for Children and Adolescents
• Trained in Conscious Discipline

Children and Adolescents, Young Adults and Families

Her professional practice focuses on providing therapeutic support to children, adolescents, and young adults in managing emotions, building self-esteem, and strengthening communication and conflict resolution skills.

In the family context, she specializes in Family Therapy, working with families to improve communication, heal relationships, and adjust family dynamics.

She also offers guidance and training to parents on behavioral management and disciplinary strategies based on respectful parenting and social-emotional development principles.

Sheila Martínez

Associate Therapist

• Bachelor of Clinical Psychology, University UTE
• Specialized in Financial Welfare, Coaching Essentials and Practitioner of NLP
• Certified by the International Society of Neuro-Semantics

Adults

Her therapeutic work consists of accompanying patients who need support to improve their relationship with money, optimize the use of resources, have the funds that allow them to achieve their goals, organize themselves and integrate the changes they want in their lives. She is a personal financial well-being coach and creator of the support system "Balancing Your Finance and Emotions", a psychoeducational method that integrates emotions to achieve effective and sustainable results, with which she supports people to achieve financial stability, by managing to:

• – Cultivate a healthy emotional relationship with money
• – Eliminate toxic debts
• – Develop sustainable savings
• – Use credit in their favor

Tahirí Calderón

Associate Therapist

• Graduated Summa Cum Laude of a bachelor in Psychology from the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo
• Master in Cognitive Behavioral Sciences from the Université Catholique de Louvain la Neuve (UCL) in Belgium
• Master in Family and Systemic Therapy from the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo in collaboration with the Université Catholique de Louvain la Neuve (UCL). Participant of the Pre Router Program for Jungian analysis, Centro Jung Santo Domingo

Adults, Family and Couples

With over 15 years in private practice, she approaches cases from a humanistic perspective, understanding that the therapeutic relationship is the driving force behind any psychotherapeutic support process.

Gender issues, particularly dysfunctional dynamics based on gender, have been a significant part of her work, supporting women in individual therapy and guiding mutual support groups to address these topics.

Depth psychology, which invites us to look beyond the symptom, is the foundation of the processes she facilitates, incorporating different ways of approaching this privileged content.

In her practice she addresses gender violence, trauma, personality, emotion management, boundaries, identity, depression and anxiety