Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Adults
A confidential therapeutic space for developing a deeper understanding of yourself, your emotions, and your relationships.
Online Therapy · Private Practice
Paula De Lattantis
Licensed Psychologist registered with the College of Psychologists of San Isidro, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Bilingual Psychologist — Spanish and English
I have over 15 years of clinical experience working with adolescents and adults from a psychoanalytic perspective.
I work with people experiencing anxiety, relationship difficulties, life transitions and crises, emotional distress, and the psychological impact of traumatic experiences.
My approach is centered on developing greater self-understanding, exploring emotional experiences and recurring patterns, and supporting the development of psychological and emotional resources.
I understand psychotherapy as a space for listening, reflection, and meaningful exploration, where putting experiences into words can open new possibilities for understanding and processing emotions. The therapeutic relationship provides a safe and consistent framework for exploring different ways of relating to oneself, to others, and to one’s own experiences.
Areas of Clinical Work
Digital Violence & Traumatic Stress
Prolonged exposure to digital violence, harassment, or online abuse can have a significant psychological impact, including heightened alertness, anxiety, emotional distress, and traumatic stress.
Psychotherapy can provide a space to process these experiences, understand their impact, and develop greater psychological and emotional resources.
Burnout & Emotional Exhaustion
Sustained exposure to high levels of professional, personal, or emotional demands can lead to psychological exhaustion and affect emotional well-being, relationships, and quality of life.
Therapy can help explore the underlying dynamics, recognize personal limits and needs, and develop new ways of relating to demands and responsibilities.
Relationships & Repeating Patterns
Relationship difficulties are sometimes connected to patterns that are repeated across different stages of life.
The therapeutic space makes it possible to explore these patterns, understand their origins and meaning, and develop new ways of relating to oneself and others.
Professional Background
◼ I have specialized training in trauma, psychopathology, and human rights, contributing to a comprehensive understanding of psychological processes and relational dynamics.
◼ My experience in teaching and academic work, together with my participation as a speaker at national and international conferences on interventions in contexts of vulnerability and burnou*, has enriched both my clinical perspective and my work with individuals and organizations.
◼ I am co-author of the book La deshumanización de la Justicia (The Dehumanization of Justice) and actively participate in academic and professional outreach activities within the field of psychology.
◼ I provide therapy in both Spanish and English, including support for international clients and expatriates living in Argentina.
◼ My practice is grounded in confidentiality, respect for the uniqueness of each individual, and a consistent therapeutic framework tailored to each person’s needs and circumstances.
Blog
Violencia digital y estrés traumático
La exposición sostenida a situaciones de violencia digital puede producir estados de alerta, ansiedad y estrés traumático. El abordaje clínico permite elaborar estos efectos y favorecer mayores recursos psíquicos.
Burnout y desgaste emocional
El agotamiento psíquico asociado a altos niveles de exigencia puede impactar profundamente en el bienestar emocional, los vínculos y la calidad de vida.
Vínculos y repetición
Muchas dificultades vinculares responden a dinámicas que se repiten a lo largo de la vida. El espacio terapéutico posibilita comprender estos patrones y generar nuevas formas de posicionamiento subjetivo.
Online Therapy · Private Practice
A confidential therapeutic space centered on listening, reflection, and respect for the uniqueness of each person’s experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is a good time to start therapy?
Beginning therapy can be valuable when experiencing emotional distress, as well as during periods of personal growth, relationship difficulties, anxiety, or significant life changes.
You do not need to be in crisis to begin therapy. The desire to better understand yourself, your emotions, or your relationships can be a meaningful reason to start a therapeutic process.
How often are sessions held, and how long do they last?
Sessions are generally held once a week and last approximately 50 minutes.
The frequency and therapeutic approach may be adjusted according to each person’s needs and circumstances.
Are sessions conducted online?
Yes. Sessions are conducted online, allowing therapy to continue from different locations and life circumstances.
Online therapy can be particularly convenient for international clients and expatriates living in Argentina, as well as for people whose circumstances make in-person sessions difficult.
What can I expect from the first session?
The first session is an opportunity to meet, talk about what brings you to therapy, and develop an initial understanding of your concerns and needs.
We will also discuss your expectations regarding the **therapeutic process** and how the psychoanalytic approach may be adapted to your particular situation.
Is therapy confidential?
Yes. Confidentiality is a fundamental ethical principle of clinical practice and an essential part of the therapeutic framework.
When can I expect to see changes in therapy?
Every therapeutic process develops at its own pace.
Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is not primarily focused on immediate solutions, but rather on developing a deeper understanding of one’s experiences, processing emotions, exploring recurring patterns, and gaining insight into ways of thinking, feeling, and relating.
Over time, this process can create the conditions for meaningful and lasting change.
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