Natalia is from Bogotá, Colombia, and is distinguished for her charisma and empathy. She holds a degree in Psychology from the Santo Tomás University in Bogotá and is a member of the Colombian College of Psychologists. Currently living abroad, she is completing her Master's in "Psychosocial Interventions with Children and Families" at the New Bulgarian University. Certified in Psychological First Aid by the Universidad Autónoma of Barcelona (UAB), and further trained in women's, adolescents', and children's health improvement certified by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. 

 

Her career encompasses experience in individual therapeutic processes as well as working with vulnerable groups, including refugees and victims of violence-induced displacement. She specializes in adaptation to new cultures, reintegration processes into society, and personal and professional development processes. Additionally, she has expertise in mental and reproductive health initiatives, underscoring her commitment to the comprehensive well-being of the communities she serves.

 

"I believe that sometimes all it takes is sitting down and have a conversation with someone who provides us with a new perspective, someone who does not judge us and allows us to express ourselves freely, so that we may clarify our thoughts and feelings, and we have the opportunity to listen to ourselves. I am here to listen and support you in your process because I know you have what it takes to make that change you yearn for."

She offers virtual and live consultations in English and Spanish with adults and teenagers.