Carmen was born in Venezuela and raised in a multicultural family with Spanish and Portuguese roots. After completing her degree in Psychology at the Universidad Católica Andrés Bello in Venezuela, she continued her studies in Navarra, Spain, where she pursued her first master’s degree in Academic and Psychological Intervention with Children and Adolescents. During this time, she developed expertise in supporting individuals with ADHD, learning difficulties, language barriers, and social challenges.   

While completing her master’s degree, Carmen homologated her psychology credentials in Spain, solidifying her professional qualifications across both countries. After her studies abroad, she returned to Venezuela, where she dedicated her time to working with children and adolescents with special needs, learning difficulties, and neurodivergent conditions.   

In 2017, Carmen relocated to Madrid to further her education, completing a second master’s degree in Clinical and Health Psychology at the Universidad Europea de Madrid (UEM). Upon graduation, she became registered as a General Health Psychologist with the Official College of Psychologists of Madrid. Her professional experience in Madrid included working as a school psychologist in secondary education, alongside providing psychotherapy at a multicultural center, where she helped clients from diverse backgrounds.  

Driven by her belief in the importance of family dynamics in therapeutic work, Carmen began her third master’s degree in 2022, focusing on Systemic Therapy. She emphasizes a family-centered approach when working with children and adolescents, tailoring her techniques to meet the unique needs of each client.

Carmen is also highly trained in various psychological evaluation tools and conducts comprehensive assessments to better understand and address the academic, behavioral, and emotional needs of her clients. Her holistic and compassionate approach ensures that each child and adolescent she works with receives personalized care and support in overcoming their challenges.