Dr. María Guadalupe de la Rosa González

About the Doctor

Hello! If you're here, first I want to tell you that you're being very brave, since scheduling and starting a psychotherapeutic process has its complexity — it's normal to have doubts, maybe to feel a bit of fear and uncertainty about talking to a stranger and telling them things you've been holding onto or that cause you pain. It's not an easy decision; it's important to take your time to choose the therapist who gives you confidence and who has the professional resources to support you. It's important that you check their credentials and training, and in case you attended therapy before and something didn't feel right or you feel it didn't work, keep trying — sometimes it takes time to find the therapist who is right for us. If my profile has caught your attention, but you still have doubts about scheduling an appointment, feel free to write to me; I will try to answer your questions and guide you, and if I'm not the best option to see you, I will give you the information for someone who has the therapeutic resources to care for you. The purpose of psychotherapy is to reduce human suffering — give yourself the opportunity to rely on a specialist who will work with you to find a way to overcome what troubles you. Lastly, it doesn't hurt to mention that I hold a bachelor's degree in Psychology from the UNAM, a master's degree in Systemic Family Psychotherapy from the UVM, with 7 years of experience providing brief psychotherapy to young people and adults, couples, and families; I am currently in supervision to provide support to people from the LGBTIQ+ community. Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I hope you find the therapist who is right for you.

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