Welcome to
A Bilingual Counselling Services in English and Spanish — Now in Madrid.
You can access in-person sessions at my private practice rooms located in Retiro – O’Donnell or Ensanche de Vallecas. Alternatively, you can enjoy the full flexibility of online sessions, no matter where you are located.
I provide a confidential, supportive, and safe space for us to collaboratively explore what feels too difficult to manage alone, always proceeding at a pace that respects your unique needs.
AcceptingMe Therapy is a confidential, safe space open to anyone seeking compassionate guidance through emotional and life challenges that feel difficult to manage alone. While we specialize in LGBTIQ+ Affirmative Support and Expat Transitions, our practice welcomes anyone ready to embark on a journey of personal growth. Here, you will find a secure environment deeply rooted in ACCEPTANCE, designed to help you navigate identity, cultural adaptation, and well-being.
My name is Teodoro, and as a Humanistic Integrative Counsellor, I am here to provide a safe and confidential space for your emotional journey, tailored to your unique needs. My work integrates different approaches and techniques during the counselling sessions, combining the tools that best suit you as an individual—whether we are exploring past experiences or building new strategies for resilience and growth. My approach is flexible and responsive, ensuring that you find understanding, empowerment, and support at every step of your process.
Wondering if online counselling can genuinely offer the support you need. Online counselling can be just as effective as in-person sessions, offering flexibility and comfort for those who travel frequently or live in areas with limited access to therapy.
What qualities should you look for in a counsellor to truly support you in your expat journey? For those living abroad, an expat counsellor brings unique expertise tailored to the distinct challenges of expatriate life.
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