International Forum for Psychotherapy Training.

Formación Psicoterapia marked a before and after in my career. I came from a more structured and technical approach, but here I discovered a much more human and effective way of doing therapy. The training taught me to assess each case more thoroughly, to organise my work, and to integrate psychotherapy tools that have transformed the way I practise. Thanks to this training, I reconnected with my vocation and began to fully enjoy my profession. Nothing means more to me than feeling confident in my practice and seeing real results.

The opportunity to train online with Formación Psicoterapia has been a tremendous opportunity for me. The flexibility has allowed me to follow my own pace without sacrificing quality of learning. The courses have reinforced the importance of the therapeutic alliance and have updated me on approaches I could not find elsewhere. Moreover, the way knowledge is conveyed makes each course a truly enriching experience. It has helped me not only to grow as a professional, but also on a personal level.

Before joining this institution, I did not have the courage to face a therapeutic process as a therapist with a patient. Today I practise and thoroughly enjoy my profession. Before this, there were always excuses or reasons never to start — those fears, both as a patient and as a professional… and here all of that simply faded away.

Training with Formación Psicoterapia has been like finding a GPS on my professional journey. It has given me clarity, structure and tools that have transformed the way I work with patients and families. Before, I felt lost in certain cases, unsure how to approach particular sessions, but now I know exactly where to direct the therapy. Furthermore, this training inspired me to write my first book — something I would never have imagined. I feel part of a community that genuinely commits to quality and continuous learning.

Training with Formación Psicoterapia has completely changed the way I approach therapy. Before, in the consulting room, I focused on symptoms, but now I understand that what matters is the patient's life story. The question is no longer "What is wrong with you?" but rather "How did you come to be here?" This more integrative perspective has allowed me to accompany my patients in a deeper and more effective way. This is a training that not only teaches theory, but transforms the way you work and the way you understand psychotherapy.

For me, this has been the foundation of the way I work. When I finished my degree I was disillusioned with psychology and with what I thought I could expect from it. However, since I ventured to take the master's programme, they have become my greatest references in how to work and even in how to see life. I hope that conveys how important they are and have been to me.