Daniel Blazquez.

Career and Professional Contributions
Born in Cádiz in 1994, Dany Blázquez holds degrees in Psychology and Social Work, with a Master's in General Health Psychology and a Master's in Criminology and Victimology. Additionally, he has specialized training in therapeutic intervention in grief, third generation therapies, and civil, family, and community mediation.

For years, he worked in various media (press, radio, and television), until in 2022 he was able to combine his two vocations: care and communication. His complementary training includes strategies for therapeutic bonding, psychological keys in gender-based violence, psychological first aid, anorexia nervosa, and procedures for action in social services.

As the author of the book Make Room for Pain, Dany Blázquez offers a refreshing perspective on grief, understanding that it is not only the emotional processing of human loss due to death but also any type of loss, including material losses such as losing a job, a home, or even a breakup. His book provides tools to understand the function of unpleasant emotions in grief processes, to make love and values emotional anchors, to dispel myths about death, and to build kind farewell rituals.

As a communicator, he regularly collaborates with media outlets such as Onda Cero, Revista Lecturas, Podimo, La Vanguardia, Radio Nacional, ElDiario.es, laSexta Noticias, The Ana Rosa Program, Cadena SER, Ni que fuéramos shhh, Radio Marca, Telemadrid, and El Español, among others. On social media, he has a community of nearly 100,000 followers with whom he shares information about mental health.

His professional practice is characterized by offering communication and emotional management strategies, both in individual therapy and in family therapy or mediation, helping people to understand and manage emotional issues and interpersonal relationships appropriately.