Psychologists · Researchers · Clinicians
The Psingular team brings together professionals who share a way of thinking about clinical work — demanding, integrated, genuinely human. Each brings their own speciality; all share the same standard.
Our team
At Psingular we work with different theoretical models — Jungian analysis, psychodynamic therapy, third-wave cognitive-behavioural therapies, neuropsychology. But there is something we share: a refusal of clinical veneer.
Every professional on the team has postgraduate training, supervised practice and a real commitment to continuous scientific development. We work together, discuss cases, share our reading — because we believe clinical work is better when it is thought through together.
Leadership
Founder · CEO
Clinical Psychologist · Jungian Analyst · Training in Neuroscience at the U. Santiago de Compostela
Responsible for Psingular’s strategic vision. Brings together analytical clinical practice, neuroscience and Code Biology. Author of academic publications with Elsevier and Sage, and of the paper "Dreams as a Code Language" (SSRN, 2025).
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Chief Clinical Officer
Clinical Psychologist · Head of Clinical Practice
Coordinates Psingular’s clinical activity, ensuring the quality and coherence of intervention across the different professionals. Works at the meeting point of psychotherapy and clinical supervision.
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Head · CBT & Neuropsychology
Clinical Psychologist · Specialist in Cognitive-Behavioural Therapies and Neuropsychology
Head · Paediatric Psychology
Clinical Psychologist · Specialist in work with children and adolescents
Clinical Psychologist
Clinical Psychologist · Psychodynamic and integrative models
Join the team
If you are a clinical psychologist, neuropsychologist, psychotherapist or researcher, and you identify with the way we think about clinical work and human systems, talk to us. We are always open to meeting professionals who share our standard.
"You may, of course, live alongside others, but you can never be the others."
Agostinho da Silva