Services
Clinical Psychotherapy at Malaga Therapy
At Malaga Therapy, therapeutic work is grounded in a clear, structured, and ethical clinical framework. The work is not organised around techniques or predefined outcomes. It is organised around psychological processes, containment, and long-term integration. Different therapeutic approaches may be used depending on the clinical situation, the stage of the process, and the needs of the person. These approaches are not applied mechanically and are never used as standalone solutions. The therapeutic frame remains stable throughout the work. Approaches support the process — they do not define it.
How services are offered
Services at Malaga Therapy are not “options to choose from”.
They represent different clinical orientations that may be integrated within the same therapeutic process.
Not all approaches are used with every person.
Some may be central, others supportive, and some not relevant at all.
The choice is guided by clinical judgment, ethical positioning, and the rhythm of the work.
Sophrology
Sophrology is a structured approach combining breathing, bodily awareness, and guided attention.
It uses simple exercises, sometimes involving gentle movement.
It may support regulation and presence within a therapeutic process.
It is used as a complementary tool, not as a standalone method.
Mindfulness
Mindfulness focuses on attentive awareness of present experience.
It involves observing thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations without judgment.
It may support emotional regulation and internal stability within a therapeutic process.
It is used as a complementary approach, not as a standalone treatment.
EFT Therapy
EFT combines verbal focus with gentle bodily stimulation.
It may be used to work with emotional tension or distress linked to specific experiences.
Within therapy, it can support emotional regulation and processing.
It is integrated into the therapeutic work, not applied as an independent technique.
Executive Therapy
Executive Therapy is designed for leaders, executives, and individuals in high-responsibility roles.
It focuses on internal regulation, decision-related pressure, and maintaining psychological stability under sustained responsibility.
It is a psychotherapeutic space, not performance optimisation or coaching.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy focuses on emotional organisation, internal processes, and psychological patterns that influence how a person experiences and relates to life situations.
It provides a structured and contained space to explore thoughts, emotions, and relational dynamics over time.
The work is paced, intentional, and not oriented toward immediate relief or crisis management.
Psychoanalysis
Psychoanalysis explores unconscious processes, internal conflicts, and long-standing psychic structures.
It offers a space for deeper inquiry into repetition, meaning, and internal organisation.
This approach is used when clinically appropriate and always within a clear therapeutic frame.
Hypnotherapy
Hypnotherapy can be used to access internal resources, unconscious material, or symbolic processes.
It is approached as a clinical tool, not as a directive or suggestive technique, and is always embedded within the therapeutic framework.
Couple Therapy
Couple Therapy focuses on relational dynamics, communication patterns, and emotional positioning within the relationship.
The work supports responsibility and clarity for each partner while maintaining a structured and contained therapeutic space.
Sex Therapy
Sex Therapy addresses questions related to intimacy, sexuality, and relational experiences.
The work is approached without sensationalism, within a respectful and clinical framework.
EMDR Therapy
EMDR is used to work with traumatic or distressing memories.
It supports the processing and integration of experiences that remain emotionally active.
The work is conducted within a structured and carefully contained framework.
EMDR is always integrated into a broader therapeutic process.
Family Therapy
Family Therapy addresses relational patterns within family systems.
It focuses on interactions, roles, and boundaries, and is conducted within a clear ethical and professional framework.
Therapy for Expats
& internationally mobile individuals
Therapy for Expats addresses issues related to expatriation, cultural displacement, identity, and relational distance.
Therapy offers a stable space to explore these experiences within a familiar language and clinical frame.
Body-Mind / Psychosomatic Therapy
A therapeutic approach focusing on the relationship between emotional processes and physical symptoms such as chronic tension, fatigue, pain, or functional discomfort, when no clear medical cause is identified or in addition to medical care.
Group Therapy
Group Therapy offers a structured space where interpersonal dynamics and shared experiences can be explored.
The group setting is used intentionally as part of the therapeutic process, with clear boundaries and containment.