
We are psychological therapy for
Feminists
Millenials
Travelers
Office workers
Jocks
Artists
Cool people
Sad people
Extroverts
Introverts
Perverts

Laura Melià
Psychologist, nomad at heart,
and psychology freak.
I left my Biotechnology studies (I love genetics) to get closer to something with more meaning for me, which would lead me to connect with people, understand what makes them suffer, and be happy, that is, psychology. It was the best decision of my life. Later, my urgent need to explore the world led me to live in different countries, and I have been seeing patients from different backgrounds and cultures for years. Among them are the students of the Berklee School of Music and other American universities. In turn, I started a path of self-knowledge through training in Humanist Therapy. My process has allowed me to deepen myself, to live better, and why not, to be a better therapist. I drink from many streams of therapy and use a practical, solution-focused approach with a humanistic background. I am thrilled to fill my life with meaning by supporting other people, and I hope to accompany you on your path.


Oscar M. Hartlöhner
Passionate about psychology and eager to share this passion.
Hi there! I’m a General Health Psychologist with EMDR therapy training and a humanistic psychology background, my work involves finding which deep limiting believes you hold about yourself and processing the memories feeding them with the effective use of EMDR. Attatchment, boundries and emotional regulations are topics we’ll probably tackle too.
Beyond my professional background, I’m a deeply curious person who never stops learning—both about psychology and the world around me. Having lived in Australia, the UK, and the Netherlands, I understand firsthand the challenges and opportunities that come with moving to a new country.
Living abroad can be an incredible experience, but it also comes with emotional ups and downs. Adapting to a different culture, building a sense of belonging, and redefining your identity can feel overwhelming at times. If you find yourself struggling with transitions, loneliness, or feeling disconnected, therapy can offer a space to process these experiences and find clarity.
With my psychological expertise and your unique understanding of your own life, we can work together to help you build a freer, more fulfilling, and meaningful life. Let’s talk!

Céline Marie C Delsaux
A Psychologist with a traveller’s soul and a calling to accompany others.
I’m from Belgium and have always been incredibly curious about the world—nature, people, cultures, languages. This curiosity drove me to start traveling alone at 16, having experiences that still shape who I am. I speak French (my native language), English, and Spanish, with each language offering a different perspective on life.
At 18, I moved to Spain by myself. Adjusting to a new country, learning the language, and finding my place far from loved ones was an intense, transformative process. It connected me to others with similar experiences and pushed me to question, deconstruct, and rebuild myself. I know what it feels like to experience shifts in identity, values, and how you relate to the world—a journey that heavily influences how I support people today.
I’ve always been naturally inclined to listen, understand, and hold space for others. I realized psychology was the field where this all made sense, and I found my true calling there. Supporting people through their processes has become an essential part of my life.
My approach is human, warm, and integrative. I’ve primarily worked with people dealing with migration, gender-based violence, trauma, and grief. For me, therapy must be a safe space where you can explore what you’re going through, at your own pace and based on your specific needs. My clients often share that they feel empathy and trust from the first session, which is very important to me.
I’d be glad to support you on your journey, in the language you prefer.

Carla Miranda Paz
Psycho9logist by trianing, expat at heart
Since my teenage years, I knew my vocation was to help others, so when the time came to choose a career, the decision was clear: I chose psychology. After completing my degree and a Master’s in Addictions, I decided to move to England to work in a mental health hospital and gain hands-on experience. Following two years of personal and professional growth, I embarked on a new adventure in a multinational company in Slovakia. A year later, I chose to return to my path in psychology, so I moved back to Spain to qualify as a Health Psychologist and begin my professional journey.
Since then, I have continued training in perinatal psychosomatic psychology, and I work from different therapeutic approaches, adapting to the unique needs of each individual. I am a curious, warm, and approachable person, passionate about emotions and human relationships. I would love to help you find solutions to what’s worrying you, understand yourself better, and create meaningful changes that allow you to live your daily life with greater fulfilment and satisfaction.
We are The Therapy Project
Our passion for life (and psychology).
We are two people who have always lived around the world with psychology in our veins. After many years of travel, study, and work, this project was born from our passion for therapy and people. Now that we (finally) coincide in the same place, we have got down to work to offer a fresh, lighthearted, and love-based psychology service focused on creating the project of your life through therapy.
We are here for you.

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