Roger Ferrer Montero

Clinical and social psychologist with more than twenty years of experience in psychological support for people, especially young people and adolescents. Psychotherapist trained in Humanistic Psychology, Jungian Analysis, and EMDR Therapy (Level I, Imaya Institute). Member No. 31178.

My clinical practice is grounded in a humanistic and integrative approach, which places the person at the center of the therapeutic process. Over the years I have developed a way of working that combines the depth of Jungian Analysis —with special attention to dreams and projective drawing— with tools from Axiotherapy (R.S. Hartman value test), the Systemic Family Perspective, and Transactional Analysis.

I work with adolescents, young adults, and adults in individual sessions, addressing emotional and relational challenges as well as issues related to personal growth. I also specialize in the field of addictions and substance dependence, with over two decades of clinical experience in this area. My goal is to provide a space for genuine listening where each person can understand their distress and discover their own resources for living with greater awareness and well-being.

I have also incorporated EMDR therapy into my practice, having completed Basic Training Level I with the Imaya Institute, which allows me to expand my work with traumatic experiences and emotional processing.

I attend in Spanish, Catalan and English.

Academic training and specialization:

• Degree in Psychology (health and social specialization).
• Master’s in Drug Dependencies · IL3 – University of Barcelona (2008−2010).
• Training in Humanistic Psychology.
• Training in Jungian Analysis (integration of dreams and projective drawing).
• Axiotherapy: R.S. Hartman value test.
• Systemic Family Perspective (Bert Hellinger).
• Transactional Analysis (Eric Berne).
• Nonviolent Communication (Marshall Rosenberg).

Basic EMDR Therapy Training Level I — Imaya Institute.