Updates from the clinic, activities, collaborations, public education projects and news related to the work of Ocnos Psychology Clinic in Palmones and Campo de Gibraltar.
Psychology is also built outside the consulting room. In this category, we share updates that help explain how Ocnos is growing, how we take part in our local community and which initiatives we are developing to bring responsible mental health information to more people.
Relevant changes, new services, improvements in care, team updates and other news related to Ocnos Psychology Clinic.
Talks, resources, campaigns and activities designed to improve understanding of mental health and bring psychology closer to the community.
Initiatives involving Ocnos or members of our team when they may be relevant to patients, families, professionals or organisations in the local area.
We do not want this category to become simply a stream of announcements. Whenever possible, we will explain why an update matters, what it adds and how it may be relevant to people who use our services or follow our resources.
In this way, Ocnos news follows the same principles as the rest of the blog: clear, responsible and useful information, avoiding exaggerated headlines or messages that turn mental health into advertising.
Transparency: when a post is about the clinic itself, an activity organised by Ocnos or a collaboration involving our team, we will make that clear. Clinical information and organisational news should not be presented as if they were the same thing.
If you are looking for clinical information, practical resources or want to learn more about the team, you can go directly to the main areas of Ocnos.
Ocnos Psychology Clinic is a registered healthcare psychology clinic located in the Edificio Azabache in Palmones, Campo de Gibraltar. Our healthcare registration number is NICA 70075.
Alongside our clinical work, we aim to maintain a responsible public education presence and take part in initiatives that help people talk about mental health with greater accuracy, openness and confidence.
Reviews do not replace a clinical assessment or guarantee a therapeutic outcome, but they can help you understand the general experience other people have had with the clinic.
This category will bring together updates from Ocnos Psychology Clinic and initiatives that we believe may be useful to our community. For specific clinical topics, you can continue exploring the other categories of the blog.
Ocnos Psychology Clinic
Edificio Azabache, First Floor, Office 10
11379 Palmones, Cádiz
Registered healthcare centre · NICA 70075
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When rent stretches the budget, sharing a home can mean love, savings or necessity. Héctor Lozano explores hobosexuality and practical living arrangements with gentle humour and without easy labels.
World Mental Health Day is marked on 10 October. In 2026, the WHO is asking us to move beyond simply hearing people with lived experience and towards meaningful participation and real change. We explain what the day means, how to support mental health and when to seek help.
ChatGPT and Gemini can help you organise your thoughts, but they cannot replace a psychological assessment. Héctor Lozano explains AI sycophancy, problematic use and how to regain autonomy without shame.
Looksmaxxing mixes self-care, social comparison and promises to transform appearance. Héctor Lozano explains its vocabulary, psychological risks, warning signs and how to help without ridicule.
What does aura farming mean, and why do teenagers talk about +1000 or -1000 aura points? Héctor Lozano explores the trend through psychology: self-presentation, belonging, identity, social approval and how adults can understand it without mocking or pathologising it.
On Sunday 12 July 2026, Ocnos Psychology Clinic held a practical session for families and volunteers from the Agnes Baden-Powell Scout Group. Héctor Lozano, Rocío Rodríguez and María Ángeles Sanz discussed how to observe children’s behaviour, support their emotions and recognise when professional guidance may be helpful.
Ocnos Psychology Clinic took part in La Línea de la Concepción Families Week with the workshop “Active Mind for Job Searching”, delivered by Héctor Lozano Jiménez. The session explored the emotional strain of looking for work, fear of rejection, shame, anxiety, personal limits and the importance of taking small, realistic steps.
Héctor Lozano Jiménez, General Health Psychologist and director of Ocnos Psychology Clinic, gave a talk in Gibraltar organised by The Gibraltar Mental Welfare Society and introduced by Mark Montovio. The session explored why many people know something is not right, yet still postpone asking for help, talking about it or taking a first small step.
