Thaís Iglesias holds a degree in Psychology, with training in Psychoanalysis and a specialisation in Mental Health, and she has built a decade of clinical experience across private practice and public institutions in the United Kingdom. Her work has focused on a wide range of difficulties including trauma and abuse, grief, eating disorders, low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, psychosis, autism, and bipolar disorder.

While working with diverse people over the years, she observed that many found it hard to put their pain into words alone. That observation prompted her to pursue a Master’s degree in Art Therapy in the United Kingdom — a programme that brings creative, nonverbal forms of expression into therapeutic practice to complement traditional talk-based approaches.

As a non-religious female therapist, she creates a safe, sensitive, and welcoming space where individuals can reconnect with themselves, explore their experiences, and develop pathways toward care, self-knowledge, and transformation. Her combined background in psychology, psychoanalytic training, mental health specialisation, and art therapy informs an approach tailored to each person’s unique way of communicating and healing.