Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY SARA HERMOSO
A graduate in Psychology, she obtained a scholarship to work at the Psychological and Psychopedagogical Care Service (SAP) at the University of Cádiz, where she began her training focused on consulting as a co-therapist, conducting diagnostic interviews, evaluating and correcting diagnostic tests, and providing therapeutic work. After completing her degree, she completed a Master's degree in General Health Psychology at the University of Seville.
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY
Clinical psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with the investigation, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of all factors that affect mental health and adaptive behavior, in conditions that may generate subjective discomfort and suffering in the human individual.
EATING DISORDERS
Eating disorders are altered eating patterns that cause the sufferer to worry about weight and figure, body image, and emotional distress. They typically begin in adolescence, between the ages of 13 and 21.
PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION OF ANXIETY
Psychosocial intervention is very important for identifying and correcting negative behaviors, with the help of psychology, to improve people's quality of life.
INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOLOGY
An integrative approach, based on a model for understanding each case based on attachment theory, trauma, and the systemic and relational aspects that affect the individual.
