Begoña Aznárez.
Psychologist Psychotherapist. Director of the Specialist in Clinical and Trauma Intervention with EMDR
Begoña Aznárez Urbieta is a recognized psychologist and psychotherapist with a distinguished career in specialized clinical intervention in trauma. She currently serves as president of the Spanish Society of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy (SEMPyP) and directs the Institute for the Development and Application of EMDR (IDAE), two leading organizations in the field of psychotherapy and the EMDR technique in Spain.
Sobre Begoña.
Academic Background
Begoña Aznárez is president of the SEMPyP and directs the "Specialist in Clinical and Trauma Intervention with EMDR" program in collaboration with San Jorge University. This program offers practical and rigorous training on trauma treatment techniques, including multiple specialized courses. It is designed for those who wish to apply Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) with precision, empathy, and clinical effectiveness.
Professional Experience
In 2011, Begoña Aznárez founded the Institute for the Development and Application of EMDR (IDAE), of which she has been president since then. The institute, registered with the Ministry of the Interior, was created to contribute to the correct application and maximum dissemination of EMDR among psychotherapists.
Research Areas
Begoña Aznárez has developed research projects in collaboration with the Infanta Cristina University Hospital. These projects aim to demonstrate the effectiveness of the EMDR technique in treating the aftermath of traumatic experiences.
"A training space designed for those who wish to apply EMDR with precision, empathy, and clinical effectiveness."
Formación y experiencia.
Formaciones en las que participa.
Experiencias reales.
A solid foundation that supports me and effectively addresses the questions that arise.
I have participated in all kinds of training, but this one is different. Suddenly, something very strong emerged in me: security. The training with Begoña Aznárez takes you by the hand, holds it firmly, and clearly conveys that this is the way. She teaches you that you can and should do the same with your patients, offering them a firm hand to walk together. Before, when a patient arrived, in the first appointment they could choose to continue or leave. Now, every patient who enters is a patient who stays. They look at me like a child, with hope and sparkle in their eyes, when I explain how I work.