The online and in-person sessions are equivalent; the difference lies in the fact that, during the in-person sessions, it is not necessary for the person to provide their full name, whereas in the online sessions, it is necessary to properly orient the attention provided.

In the in-person session, the person may remain in whatever position they prefer—standing, sitting, or lying down—and at no time and under any circumstances is the person touched.
Regardless of the distress, the patient must have a medical diagnosis, and I recommend that their own doctor carry out the necessary checks throughout the process.

For smooth communication, both oral and written, my language is Spanish. For this reason, an automatic translation app is available for other languages, both online and in person.

In accordance with the law, patient information and conversations are confidential. Personal records do not contain enough information to identify the individual, and personal identification numbers are not collected at any stage of the process.