PAYMENT
PSYCHOTHERAPY
- How does face-to-face attention differ from the virtual session?
- How does one pay on-line therapy?
- How much do the different therapies cost?
- What psychological line of thought does Pagina en Blanco support?
WRITTEN THERAPY
PAYMENT
How should I pay my on-line consultations?
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PSYCHOTHERAPY
How does face-to-face attention differ from the virtual session?
Each of these approaches have their advantages to be applied in different situations: matters of distance, health, time, work, language, may lead to a preference for the virtual session. It is also possible to combine written therapy, Skype sessions and sessions in the consulting room.
How does one pay on-line therapy?
Different on-line methods of payment are detailed in the Terms & Conditions section.
How much do the different therapies cost?
You can find this information in the Terms & Conditions section. The first trial session is free.
What psychological line of thought does Pagina en Blanco support?
Ours is a holistic point of view, where each person in his uniqueness can be seen from multiple perspectives.
WRITTEN THERAPY
Can other people see what I am writing?
A document is assigned to each person, which is shared only by the therapist.
There is no preconceived idea of how one should write: some people write about every day facts, others write personal reflections, others write more poetically with literary productions. Either way is valid to relate what comes out on paper, or on the screen, to one’s inner world.
There is another line of written therapy, for example, Olivares’ method, which consists of letting out anything that comes to mind, especially negative emotions, in order to overcome trauma. Whatever written is then thrown into the trash literally and symbolically, so that these ideas do not come back into one’s system.
Positive ideas help to build one-self up. The idea is to develop the healthy nucleus every person has, appealing from there to heal wounds and unfold cornered aspects of the self.