Psychology

I am Alicia Lozano, a health psychologist with registration number AN-11007, and my passion for psychology arose from a young age. My desire has always been to help people, which led me to study Psychology at the University of Seville. Later, I decided to specialize in the clinical field, completing my training with a Master’s degree in General Health Psychology at the University of Granada.

Throughout my career, I have trained in various evidence-based therapeutic approaches, such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and third-generation therapies. This allows me to offer a comprehensive and personalized approach to each individual.

Additionally, I discovered my passion for Psychonutrition, where I work on improving people’s relationship with food. I have completed courses such as the University Expert in Eating Disorders and Obesity at the Pablo de Olavide University, and others at the Cabal Clinic, addressing topics such as body image and compulsive intake.

Psychonutrition not only focuses on eating disorders but also addresses difficulties related to eating, body, and emotional management through food.

Today, I work as a therapist in private practice and offer training to groups. My goal is to help you understand and overcome your emotional and eating challenges so that you can enjoy a healthier and more balanced life.

Although my specialty is psychonutrition, as a health psychologist, I have the competence to address various psychological problems, including depressive and anxiety disorders, emotional management, social skills, loss and grief, self-esteem, emotional dependence, body dissatisfaction, and eating disorders, among others.

Regarding my therapeutic approach, the process consists of three phases:

1. Assessment sessions: We begin by collecting information to understand your situation, context, and previous tools.
2. Therapy sessions: We establish therapeutic goals and work together to achieve them.
3. Ending and follow-up: As we progress and achieve goals, we space out sessions, promoting your autonomy and providing follow-up when necessary.

I am a warm, curious, and cheerful person. I deeply value the therapeutic relationship, and my goal is for you to feel comfortable and supported in your process.

If you need help, I will be delighted to meet you and work with you so that you can feel as good as possible.