Psychologist in Algeciras
If you are looking for a psychologist in Algeciras, Ocnos Psychology Clinic offers care from Palmones, opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital and less than 10 minutes away from many areas of the city, with a team of registered health psychologists and both in-person and online therapy.
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A psychology clinic near Algeciras, without losing privacy
Starting therapy is an important decision. Beyond location, it matters to find a space where you can speak calmly, feel listened to and work with a qualified health professional.
Our clinic is located in Palmones (Los Barrios), opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital and less than 10 minutes away from many areas of Algeciras. It is a convenient area to reach by car, with easy parking and a discreet, calm setting.
Why choose Ocnos if you live in Algeciras?
Being nearby helps, but it is not the only thing that matters. Therapy works best when the space, the professional and the therapeutic approach feel right for you.
Less than 10 minutes away
From many areas of Algeciras, you can reach Ocnos in under 10 minutes, depending on traffic and where you are travelling from.
Opposite Quirón Hospital
The clinic is in Palmones, opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital, in Edificio Azabache.
Easy parking
A convenient location if you are coming by car, avoiding the usual difficulty of parking in more central areas.
In-person and online
You can choose in-person or online therapy, depending on your schedule, situation and clinical needs.
What we can help you work on
At Ocnos Psychology Clinic, we support people with different reasons for seeking help. Some people come because of anxiety; others because of emotional block, relationship difficulties, family concerns or the need for a clear assessment.
Registered health psychologists supporting patients from Algeciras
At Ocnos, you will be supported by a team of registered health psychologists. We value warmth and accessibility, but also clinical rigour, ongoing training and clarity throughout the therapeutic process.
- An initial assessment to understand what you need and which type of support may help.
- Clear therapeutic goals, adapted to your life stage and your own pace.
- Support for adults, adolescents, couples, families and assessment processes.
Héctor Lozano Jiménez
General Health Psychologist · Director of Ocnos Psychology Clinic · COPAO AN11777.
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Rocío Rodríguez Boza
General Health Psychologist · Integrative and emotional approach · COPAO AN13748.
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María Ángeles Sanz Ruiz
General Health Psychologist · Relational, emotional, family and contextual approach · COPAO AN12933.
View profile →Psychological support for different stages of life
Not everyone comes to therapy for the same reason. Some people need to understand anxiety that has become intense. Others want to improve family life, support a child or make decisions during a period of change.
Individual and family therapy
We support people dealing with anxiety, sadness, family conflict, life changes and emotional difficulties that affect everyday life.
Childhood and adolescence
We work with children, adolescents and families when emotional difficulties, challenging behaviour, school-related concerns or developmental questions appear.
Assessment and guidance
We carry out psychological and neuropsychological assessment when it is necessary to clarify what is happening and guide family, educational or therapeutic decisions.
A calm clinic to come to from Algeciras
We know that starting therapy can bring up doubts. That is why we have taken care of the space: private rooms, a calm atmosphere, natural light, confidentiality and a convenient location for people coming from Algeciras.
- Spacious and private consultation rooms.
- A modern, warm and discreet environment.
- Located in Edificio Azabache, First Floor, Office 10.
- Opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital.
- Easy parking in the area.
We are in Palmones, less than 10 minutes from Algeciras
Getting to Ocnos Psychology Clinic from Algeciras is usually very easy. We are in Palmones, opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital, in Edificio Azabache, less than 10 minutes away from many areas of the city.
Many patients come from Algeciras town centre, San García, Getares, El Rinconcillo, Los Pastores, La Granja, San Bernabé or La Bajadilla. The area usually makes parking easier, helping you arrive for your session with less rushing and less stress. You can also check the M-120 Algeciras–La Línea bus line if you prefer public transport.
Clinic address
Ocnos Psychology Clinic
Edificio Azabache, First Floor, Office 10
11379, Palmones, Cádiz
Contact
Phone and WhatsApp:
+34 680 414 592
Reviews of Ocnos Psychology Clinic
Reviews from other patients can help you understand what the experience at our clinic is like: the way we welcome people, the setting and how each process is supported.
Psychology session fee
A standard individual psychology session at Ocnos Psychology Clinic usually costs €70. The session lasts 60 minutes.
In some cases, such as psychological assessments, neuropsychological processes, reports or specific services, the fee may vary depending on the type of assessment needed. Before starting any process, we will explain the cost and recommended steps clearly.
Practical information
- Standard individual session: €70.
- Duration: 60 minutes.
- In-person therapy in Palmones, near Algeciras.
- Online therapy available when appropriate for the case.
- Assessments and reports: fee depending on the process.
A clear process from the first appointment
The first session helps us understand what is happening, how long it has been going on, how it is affecting your life and what kind of support may be most appropriate for you.
At Ocnos, we work with a warm and practical approach. Therapy is not only about talking: it is also about understanding patterns, making sense of what is happening and building tools you can use in everyday life.
Frequently asked questions about psychology near Algeciras
These are some common questions before booking an appointment at Ocnos Psychology Clinic.
Where is Ocnos Psychology Clinic if I live in Algeciras?
Ocnos Psychology Clinic is in Palmones, in Edificio Azabache, First Floor, Office 10. It is very close to Algeciras, opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital and well connected from different areas of the city.
How long does it take to get from Algeciras to the clinic?
It depends on where you are travelling from and on traffic, but from many areas of Algeciras you can reach Ocnos Psychology Clinic in under 10 minutes. We are in Palmones, opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital, in an area with easy access and convenient parking.
What difficulties do you treat at Ocnos Psychology Clinic?
We work with anxiety, depression, OCD, self-esteem, trauma, relationship difficulties, sex therapy, affirmative therapy, family difficulties, childhood and adolescence, psychological assessment, neuropsychology, ADHD, autism, high abilities and eating disorders.
Do you work with adolescents from Algeciras?
Yes. At Ocnos Psychology Clinic, we work with adolescents and families who come from Algeciras and other areas of Campo de Gibraltar. The intervention is adapted to age, the reason for consultation and the family or educational context.
Do you offer couples therapy near Algeciras?
Yes. We offer couples therapy to work on communication, repeated conflict, emotional distance, crises, sexuality or periods of change in the relationship. The clinic is in Palmones, close to Algeciras.
Can I have online therapy if I live in Algeciras?
Yes. You can have online therapy if, because of your schedule, mobility or personal preference, you would rather not travel. During the first contact, we will consider whether online therapy is appropriate for your case.
How can I book an appointment?
You can book through our online appointment page, message us on WhatsApp or call +34 680 414 592. We will ask for some basic details so that we can confirm the appointment.
Which psychologist will I see?
It will depend on the reason for consultation, availability and the type of support you need. At Ocnos, the team includes Héctor Lozano Jiménez, Rocío Rodríguez Boza and María Ángeles Sanz Ruiz, all registered health psychologists.
Looking for a psychologist in Algeciras?
At Ocnos Psychology Clinic, we can help you understand what is happening and which therapeutic path may make sense for you.
Ocnos Psychology Clinic
Edificio Azabache, First Floor, Office 10
11379, Palmones, Cádiz
Opposite Quirón Campo de Gibraltar Hospital.
Phone: +34 680 414 592
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