Fees
The price up front, without asking
Publishing the fee gives away no margin. It takes the question off the comparison site, which already publishes a price for you with its own listing alongside. It's the second best-measured gap in the field: eight and a half in ten psychology sites show no figure at all.
| Session type | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Individual sessionAdults, in person. | 50 min | 60 € |
| Couples sessionBoth people, seventy-five minutes. | 75 min | 80 € |
| Child and adolescent sessionIncludes family follow-up. | 50 min | 60 € |
| Online sessionBy video, same length. | 50 min | 55 € |
| Block of five sessionsIndividual or online, no expiry. | 50 min | 270 € |
Illustrative amounts for a practice that doesn't exist. A real practice's website would carry its own fees, and this same table would show them the same way.
What people ask before booking
- Does the first session cost the same?
- In this demo it does, and it says so. A real practice decides whether to charge it in full, reduce it or not charge it — but publishes the answer: doubt about the first session stops more bookings than the price does.
- Does insurance cover it?
- It depends on the policy. A real site would list the insurers it works with here, which is the first thing people look for once they've seen the price.
- How many sessions will it take?
- That can't be known before the first one. What can be said — and is said here — is how often the plan is reviewed: in this demo, every five sessions.
- Can I cancel?
- Up to twenty-four hours before, from the link in the confirmation. The calendar frees the slot by itself.
This website is a demonstration
Sosiega doesn't exist. The website does, and a person built it.
It's a sample site for psychology practices: it shows, working, what most sites in this field don't have. If you came here looking for psychological help, read the box on the left first.
If you're looking for psychological help
You won't find it here: Sosiega doesn't exist, there is no professional behind this screen and nothing you've read is clinical guidance. Look for a real centre or professional — your regional professional body has a public directory — and check they are a registered clinical psychologist. Messaging this site's WhatsApp gets you no appointment and no assessment: it's the number of the person who built the page.
If you are at risk or need help now, call 112 (or your local emergency number).
If you run a psychology practice
This is what can be shown: real online booking, published fees, a page per presenting problem and the place where each credential goes. Message me and I'll tell you what would change for yours, with your approach and your hours.
Message on WhatsAppWhatsApp opens with the message written. You decide whether to send it.
The only real contact channel on this site is Fernando Gómez de la Mata's WhatsApp. Every Sosiega detail — phone, email, address and hours — is illustrative and reaches nobody.