
Adults room
Two armchairs, no desk between them. It's where almost everything happens.
The practice
A small practice is chosen on who will see you. This demo shows how each professional is presented without anyone's photograph: there are no real people here, and the portrait is precisely what a real practice would bring itself.

Handles first adult appointments and follow-up sessions. Opens the most late-afternoon slots.
Works in the children's room and coordinates with schools when the family authorises it.
Couples sessions run seventy-five minutes and therefore take two slots in the calendar.
Covers most of the practice's online therapy and the split-shift appointments.
On a real practice's website, each professional's portrait would go here. This demo publishes none: there is nobody behind it to photograph.
Five fields that on a real practice's site are filled in, and that here are deliberately empty. An authority issues them: if this demo invented one, it would be somebody's.
Centre's health-authority number
To be supplied and verified
Assigned by the regional authority when the centre is licensed. Its health-advertising rules require it to be displayed.
Each professional's registration
To be supplied and verified
One number per person, issued by their professional body and searchable in its public listing.
Company tax number
To be supplied and verified
Tax identification of the centre's owner.
Professional indemnity insurance
To be supplied and verified
Insurer and policy number.
Data protection officer
To be supplied and verified
In a healthcare centre, clinical records are a special category of personal data.
This is the block that sells the most in the whole demo, and not for what it says: for what it shows. Eight in ten psychology websites publish none of these, and publishing them is the cheapest trust credential a regulated health profession has.

Two armchairs, no desk between them. It's where almost everything happens.

Sofa and armchair facing each other, so nobody ends up in the middle.

Floor, materials in plain sight and nothing at adult height.
This website is a demonstration
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.
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).
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.