A series of individual sessions in a safe and confidential environment aimed at addressing clients' needs and issues through self-discovery, self-reflection, understanding and positive change.

Children communicate through play. This approach helps children express feelings, process experiences and develop coping mechanisms through play activities in a safe, open and non-judgmental environment.

Assisting parents in creating a structured family system and developing healthy relationships between members. Consistency and quality family relationships create a more conducive environment for healthy child development and adolescence. Well-set boundaries, consistency, and healthy relationships promote adequate socialization and coping with the child's transition to independence.

Counselling for couples confronted with stressful situations. The client in this type of counselling is a relationship that is under stress and requires special attention and support.

A safe, gentle and effective manual therapy technique that focuses on relieving pain and improving movement by releasing tension in the connective tissues that surround and support the muscles. It involves applying gentle, sustained pressure to specific areas to release tension and restore flexibility. Psychological or physical trauma, inflammatory reactions and surgical interventions create myofascial tension, which can present pressures of approximately 140 kg/cm² on pain-sensitive structures that do not show up in many standard tests (x-rays, myelograms, computed tomography scans, electromyography, etc.). Myofascial release treats the mind and body holistically.

A series of exercises aimed at improving the ability to use both sides of the body simultaneously, in a coordinated and sequential manner. Exercises include activities that use both sides of the body in a coordinated way, improving motor skills, brain integration, balance and coordination, increased attention and concentration. It is particularly recommended for children with developmental and learning difficulties, neurodivergent individuals and those recovering from injuries.