Alejandra is a full-time integrative psychotherapist with experience in relational psychoanalysis. She has experience working with clients facing pregnancy loss, high-risk pregnancies, ectopic pregnancies, molar pregnancies, endometriosis, PCOS, adenomyosis, birth trauma, and TMR, among other difficulties. She also supports clients going through a difficult fertility journey and those assessing options such IVF, surrogacy, donors or adoption. She also works with clients exploring a “child-free” or ”child-less” lifestyle or considering a termination.

Alejandra understands how hard it can be to take the first step to start therapy, but she also knows how rewarding and liberating this process can be. She believes that we grow and develop in connection with others and that the crucible for change lies within the therapeutic relationship. To look at ourselves from another person’s perspective enables us to see ourselves in ways that we have not seen ourselves before. A new, compassionate perspective can be transformational.

Alejandra completed her undergraduate studies at Oxford and Georgetown Universities and graduated with honours. She then received a Master’s degree in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from Regent’s University. She gained experience working at Help Counselling, West London Centre for Counselling, City Pregnancy Counselling and Psychotherapy, and Addiction Therapy.

Further, her experience includes working internationally for over 20 years with executives navigating professional change and/or challenging work situations. In that capacity, Alejandra was quoted by international publications such as Fortune Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, among other publications. Alejandra recognises the demands of corporate life and the implications it can have on personal well-being.

Alejandra is a trustee for the British Fertility Society. She is also frequently invited to participate in podcasts, retreats and presentations on fertility mental health. She is passionate about raising awareness about this topic and further the research on the relationship between fertility and gynaecology, and mental health.

Alejandra is a flexible practitioner and can work with clients in-person or virtually and in English or Spanish.