Therapeutic process
A sustained path — not an event.
Medium-term therapeutic processes, with a clear clinical frame and a respected pace. For women ready to look at themselves slowly and allow change to occur from within.
What it is
What a process truly is.
A therapeutic process isn't a series of loose sessions to resolve an urgency. It's a sustained path — with a beginning, middle, and ending — where every stage has its own clinical task.
What distinguishes a process from a one-off intervention is continuity: the same professional who knows your story, the same frame that holds over time, the same space that becomes trustworthy as you move forward.
Not every reason requires a long process. Some sessions are more focal and close within a few meetings. But when what's at stake is identity, early wounds, or deep relational patterns, clinical time is part of the care — not a luxury.
Real change happens when something inside you settles quietly while we keep talking.
The phases of the process
How the path moves.
Each process is unique, but most move through recognizable phases. They aren't rigid stages; they are territories you cross at your own pace.
01
First session
A brief first encounter to hear what brings you here, build the frame, and decide together whether this is the right place for your process.
02
Clinical reading
The first sessions have a specific task: recognizing the story, identifying the patterns that repeat, understanding the vital moment you arrive in.
03
Deep work
The heart of the process. Here we hold the difficult conversations, work with the wounds, and dismantle the beliefs that no longer sustain life.
04
Integration
What's been looked at begins to settle into the everyday. Different ways of relating, deciding, and inhabiting body and life are rehearsed.
05
Careful closure
The closure of a therapeutic process is as clinical as its beginning. It's anticipated, named, and held — never interrupted abruptly.
Clinical principles
What holds the process.
Three principles that orient every process, regardless of how short or long it ends up being.
Continuity
The same professional, the same frame, the same space. What's built in session requires continuity to hold.
Confidentiality
What's spoken in session is clinical. It's protected by professional ethics and by a clear frame from the first encounter.
A respected pace
The process moves at your speed. The material isn't rushed, the conclusion isn't forced, and nothing is interpreted before it's ready to be interpreted.
Practical frame
What you need to know before beginning.
Individual sessions last one hour. The frequency is usually weekly or biweekly in the early stages and can space out as the process settles. Every change in frequency is talked through with you, not decided in silence.
The modality can be in-person in Barranquilla or via video call. In both cases the clinical frame is the same, and the format is chosen based on what best supports your process, not on logistical convenience.
The total duration of a process isn't something promised in advance. It's an ongoing conversation. Some processes take a few months; others, several years. What holds steady is the clinical commitment, not a predetermined agenda.
Before you book
How a consultation actually works.
- Format
- In person in Barranquilla, Colombia, or virtual by video call
- Duration
- 1 hour per session
- Fee
- USD 100 per hour
- Package
- From 4 hours · USD 400 (continuity commitment, no discount)
- First session
- Same fee (USD 100 · 1 hour). It's an initial session to get to know each other and decide together whether this is the right space.
- Payments
- Wompi · PSE · Bancolombia · International SWIFT transfer · Cash at the office
- Cancellation
- No charge if you notify at least 48 hours in advance
- Booking
- By appointment · calendar shared upon reservation
The final details of the process (frequency, pace and preferred payment method) are agreed with you in the first consultation. If you are going through an emotional emergency or suicidal thoughts, please contact your local mental health line immediately — this space does not replace emergency care.
Your first step
Begin with an orientation.
A brief, no-commitment first session to assess whether a therapeutic process makes sense for you — and at what depth.