I’m María Asís Olaya García-Puente, a bilingual psychotherapist in English, graduated in psychology from Universidad Pontificia Comillas, having combined my training in the U.S. at Boston College.

I then began my training at the Spanish Society of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy, understanding that physical and psychological health go hand in hand. Encouraged and motivated from there, I delved into various topics, publishing works such as “Oxitocin and the Fabric of Social Relationships” and “Forgiveness and Resilience”.

I am trained in attachment and bonding, trauma and EMDR, psychosomatics, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, brief psychotherapy, and crisis intervention, among others. I continue my development in various branches and areas of psychology, understanding that eclecticism and integration offer the possibility of adapting therapies to the needs of the individuals I support.

I work in the field of psychotherapy in private practice with both adults and children and their families, always considering that what’s most important is to truly see the person in front of me and, above all, to understand their story and journey in order to provide support from an individual perspective.

To learn more about my academic background, I invite you to visit my LinkedIn.