Giselle is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with an integrative approach that combines techniques
from various modalities, including EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and
Commitment Therapy (ACT), Self-Compassion, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. She tailors each intervention to the unique needs of each person.

She works with adults and adolescents navigating major life crises, anxiety, grief, complex medical diseases, cultural adaptation, and migration-related stress, as well as with those seeking personal growth.

Giselle trained at the University of Buenos Aires and completed an Official Master’s Degree in
Sexology at the Camilo José Cela University. She also holds additional training in grief and
attachment, palliative care, and psycho-oncology. She is currently pursuing her certification as a
Health & Well-being Coach and her accreditation as an EMDR Clinician.

She began her clinical practice in a public hospital in Buenos Aires, her hometown, and participated in research and prevention projects on eating disorders. Later, she lived in the United States, where she provided psychosocial support to undocumented migrant adolescents. She has also worked for several years in the corporate sector, supporting individuals with chronic illnesses and long-term medical treatments.

Her interdisciplinary professional background and her international experiences have helped her
develop a great sensitivity to the emotional challenges faced by expatriates, migrants, and people
undergoing significant changes and stressful life events.

Giselle considers psychotherapy as a deeply personal and unique space. In her sessions, both in-
person and online, she offers a safe, warm, and collaborative environment where individuals can
feel heard and where they can explore without fear of being judged, in their path towards a more
meaningful life, more attuned with their personal values and goals.