Camila Febes Rocabado

Online therapy for expats, digital nomads and international professionals

Humanistic & Experiential Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy

Speaks: Spanish

US$35/ 50 minute session

Adult & Teen, Couples

Psychologist based in Argentina

US$35/ 50 minute session

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Anxiety

Depression

Expat / cross-cultural issues

Trauma

She is a clinical psychoanalyst with 17 years of professional experience in the treatment of adolescents and adults. Throughout her career, she has developed extensive clinical practice supporting individuals facing emotional difficulties, personal conflicts, and processes of psychological change. Her work is grounded in a psychoanalytic approach that emphasizes careful listening and subjective understanding.

She provides psychotherapy to international patients through online sessions, offering a flexible and confidential setting for those seeking psychological support from different parts of the world. In addition, she conducts in-person consultations in the city of Córdoba, Argentina. Her practice is characterized by a commitment to ethical clinical work, professional rigor, and the creation of a thoughtful environment where each patient’s unique experience can be explored.

Her therapeutic approach is grounded in psychoanalytic principles, emphasizing attentive listening and a deep exploration of each person’s subjective experience. She understands psychological suffering not only as a set of symptoms but as something connected to personal history, unconscious processes, and the ways individuals relate to others and to themselves. Through dialogue and reflection, therapy becomes a process that helps patients gain greater self-understanding, recognize recurring patterns, and explore new ways of relating to their experiences. Her work with adolescents and adults focuses on supporting individuals facing anxiety, emotional difficulties, relational conflicts, life transitions, and questions about identity and meaning. The pace and direction of therapy are guided by each patient’s unique needs, allowing the process to develop thoughtfully and with respect for the complexity of each individual’s inner world.

She is a licensed psychologist with extensive clinical experience working with children, adolescents, and adults in private practice. She obtained her Psychology degree from the National University of Córdoba and has continued to develop her clinical training through specialized psychoanalytic education. Her professional work is grounded in the psychoanalytic orientation, particularly within the Lacanian tradition, supported by ongoing training through institutions such as the Escuela de Orientación Lacaniana (EOL) and the Centro de Investigación y Estudios Clínicos (CIEC).

She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychoanalytic Clinical Practice at the National University of Córdoba, a graduate program focused on both clinical work and research in contemporary psychoanalysis. In addition to her clinical practice, she has completed postgraduate training in Human Resources Management, which has contributed to her work in psychological assessment and professional evaluations.

Her professional background includes experience in private clinical practice, institutional settings, and interdisciplinary teams. She has worked in therapeutic settings supporting individuals facing psychological distress, and she has also collaborated with public institutions providing crisis intervention and psychological support for victims of family violence. Her professional work combines clinical rigor, ethical commitment, and continuous training in psychoanalytic practice.

“I started therapy because I was struggling with constant anxiety and overthinking that affected my work and relationships. Through the sessions, I began to understand the deeper reasons behind my worries and patterns.”

“I sought therapy during a difficult life transition and felt very lost and emotionally stuck. The process helped me put words to feelings I had never fully understood before. Gradually, I gained more clarity about myself and my relationships. Therapy became a place where I could think more clearly and feel less alone with my struggles.”

“As a young adult dealing with relationship conflicts and self-doubt, I often felt confused about my reactions and choices. Therapy helped me recognize recurring patterns in my relationships and understand myself with more compassion. Over time, I felt more confident in how I approached difficult situations and decisions.”