Cristina Civera Ferrer

My decision to study psychology was firm after having a dream. This choice, as almost all the important choices in my life seem to be by chance, although with time I realize that they have been elaborated and have a purpose and a sense of being.

Then, I decided to train in family therapy, where I understood the importance of the family, as the main base where from birth children learn a way of being, where to grow and relate. Without foreseeing it and almost at the same time, I began to work in a Service of attention to children, adolescents and their families, where I have developed a wide professional experience.

After almost five years of training, I became aware of the need to start therapy. Through my therapist I got to know Gestalt Therapy and I soon became aware that this was the way that best suited me to accompany people in their personal therapeutic processes.

I continued my training in Integrated Palliative Care for People with Advanced Illnesses and their subsequent mourning processes. I am passionate about delving into this stage of life in which we say goodbye to the physical and material.

At present, and after the experience of being a mother, again I feel the need to focus and review in a more thorough way the importance of parent-child relationships.