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No. At this time I offer online psychotherapy only.

I’m a registered psychologist in Chile (confirm here with #392845).

At this time, Chilean legislation does not explicitly address psychologist or client location requirements for online therapy. As with most things, there are upsides and downsides to this flexibility.

On the one hand, I can be mobile and work with clients based in multiple locations. On the other, clients may feel vulnerable to bad practice, be unable to reimburse invoices, or present problems throughout the course of therapy that cannot be adequately addressed online.

If you have any of these concerns, feel free to let me know during a consultation call. Together, we can explore whether online therapy with me is appropriate for you and your needs.

My current time zone is UTC/GMT+8. I typically have available slots during South America evenings, Europe mornings, and Asia Pacific afternoons.

To ask about my current availability or schedule a consultation call, please go to the contact page.

The standard (and my recommended) frequency for psychotherapy is one session per week, especially at the beginning. Once the therapeutic relationship is well established and you feel more stable, we might agree to meet every other week.

While I understand for some people this may seem like too much of a time, emotional or financial investment, frequency and consistency of treatment are key for meaningful and lasting change.

Spaced out or irregular sessions may help you feel better in the moment, but make it harder (and slower) to address the underlying problems that bring you to consult in the first place. I offer weekly and, in some cases, biweekly sessions to ensure your investment is truly worth the effort.

There’s no generic answer to this question as the length of treatment is highly personalized based on several factors, including the nature of your presenting problem and your goals for therapy.

What you should feel throughout the process is that you’re moving meaningfully towards the goals agreed upon at the start and, eventually, that you’ve achieved and maintained the desired change. In my experience, this can take anywhere from a few sessions for simpler problems to several years for deep-seated patterns.

I know this can feel extremely vague and risky. If you are concerned about the duration of therapy, I encourage you to discuss it with me during a consultation call. If your circumstances only allow you to be in therapy for a determined amount of time, I may suggest that we set a manageable goal or refer you to a clinician with a different approach.

I charge $55,000 CLP (approximately $55 USD depending on exchange rates) per 50-minute session.

I understand that things come up and sometimes plans need to change. If you need to cancel or reschedule a session, I request that you let me know at least 24 hours in advance and I will accommodate you for the soonest available slot.

If you fail to cancel/reschedule your session at least 24 hours ahead of time, I may charge you the full session fee.

I issue Chilean invoices. Therefore, if you’re covered by a private Chilean health insurance (an Isapre and/or seguro complementario), you can file reimbursement claims. The exact amount and/or number of sessions you will be reimbursed will depend on your plan.

If you have an international health insurance plan, please direct this question to your insurer.

I accept payment via bank transfer prior to the start of each session. International transfers can be made through Wise, Remitly, or similar services.