
100 sessions: a hundred moments when someone chose to look after themselves
This month we reached 100 sessions on our new platform. A hundred stories, a hundred moments when someone chose to look after themselves.
Today we want to stop for a moment and say thank you. From the heart.
Thank you to our team of psychologists
Thank you for your dedication, your listening and your humanity in every session. Behind every step forward a person takes is your work, your care and your way of accompanying people without judgement. You are the heart of We Are Psycho.
Real professionals, with real responsibility
When someone decides to start therapy, they are trusting us with something very important. That is why we take who joins the team very seriously.
Every psychologist at We Are Psycho holds a degree in Psychology, is registered with the professional college (colegiado) and has proven clinical experience. These are not requirements on paper: we check each professional’s registration number before their profile is published, and you can see it on their profile. Selection is rigorous, and the team works under ongoing clinical supervision, coordinated by our clinical director. If you want to know more, we explain it in our article on clinical supervision.
Reaching 100 sessions excites us because of the number, but above all because every one of them was in good hands.
Thank you to everyone who has trusted us
Thank you for taking the step. We know asking for help isn’t always easy, and the fact that you trusted us means a lot to the whole team.
This is only the beginning
We keep working so that finding the professional who best fits you is simple and approachable. Here’s to the next 100!
If you’re thinking about taking the step, the therapy page explains how it works, step by step.
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Sources
Informational content produced by We Are Psycho from reference guidelines and public health bodies. It does not replace an individual clinical assessment.