Esteban Laso.

Professional Journey and Contributions
Esteban Laso has developed a distinguished professional career that merges clinical practice, academic research, and teaching. Since 2011, he has been based in Mexico, where he is a research professor at the University of Guadalajara, an institution where he develops research projects on emotions in social and clinical contexts.

As the creator of the Emotional Key in Therapy, he has developed a set of principles that allows any school of therapy to perform deep interventions healing the transgenerational wounds that cause symptoms or conflicts. This methodology is based on the recognition of universal relational needs that trigger emotions, organize relationships, and underlie symptoms.

His integrative approach combines techniques from Systemic Individual Therapy with the theory of Emotional Key Therapy, resulting in Deep Experiential Therapy, a proposal that seeks to add depth to all therapeutic approaches based on the recognition of universal relational needs.

He is part of international research teams with which he has published several works in the field of psychotherapy and human change. As an educator, he teaches master's programs in grief and loss, as well as experiential workshops for psycho-social-health professionals where he combines theory and practice on grief, trauma, suicide, mindfulness, couple and family therapy, stress, counseling, caregiver support, team management, and personal growth.

In recent years, he has participated as a speaker in dozens of international conferences, establishing himself as a reference in the field of emotional psychotherapy and family therapy. His work is characterized by transcending traditional therapeutic "schools," proposing a global conception of the mind and human change.