Silvia De Horna Troncoso

Silvia was born and raised in Madrid, where she attended a bilingual school. After completing her university studies, she lived in Germany, England, and Australia, enriching her experience in multicultural environments both personally and professionally.

She graduated in Psychology from Cardenal Cisneros University (Complutense University of Madrid) and later moved to Germany, where she worked at a Caritas centre providing psychological support to children and families. During this time, she completed a Master’s in Clinical and Health Psychology (Higher Institute of Psychological Studies – ISEP) and registered as a General Health Psychologist with the Official College of Psychologists of Madrid.

Silvia continued her professional development in London, obtaining a Master’s degree in Child Psychology from Kingston University. She gained experience in schools and community settings, supporting children and families from diverse backgrounds and working on emotional, behavioural, and developmental challenges.

In 2016, she moved to Australia, where she specialised in behavioural therapy with children and adults. Her work covered a wide range of needs —ADHD, autism, emotional regulation and social skills to learning and attention-related difficulties. She also collaborated with several NGOs and educational projects supporting children and families in vulnerable situations.

After returning to Spain in 2024, Silvia joined Open Psychology, where she offers therapy to adults, children, and families — particularly those navigating the challenges of living abroad and adapting to new environments. Drawing on her international background, she provides a warm, person-centred approach that values each individual’s unique circumstances and strengths.

Her goal is to help children and adults alike develop tools for emotional wellbeing, strengthen family dynamics, and improve their overall quality of life.