ABOUT ME
Hi, I'm Kandela
Hi, I’m Kandela
I'm Kandela Echeverría, a psychologist trained at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Bachelor's in Psychology and Master's in General Health Psychology) and a member of the Nederlands Instituut van Psychologen (NIP).
I understand psychology from an integrative perspective: not reducing anyone to what's happening to them, but also understanding their history, their relationships, and the moment they're going through.
I’m Kandela Echeverría, a psychologist trained at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Bachelor’s in Psychology and Master’s in General Health Psychology) and a member of the Nederlands Instituut van Psychologen (NIP).
I understand psychology from an integrative perspective: not reducing anyone to what’s happening to them, but also understanding their history, their relationships, and the moment they’re going through.
A perspective built from different places
A perspective built from different places
Before and alongside my path in psychology, I have built my career in Recruitment, Learning & Development and Human Resources. I know the world of work from the inside, and what comes with it: changes of direction, difficult decisions, uncertainty.
I also trained in vinyasa yoga, which deepened my interest in the relationship between body and mind. It doesn't replace psychological work; it's another way of approaching one's own experience.
And living outside my own country is part of how I see things. I know what it means to rebuild a life away from the familiar: another language, another culture, relationships that redefine themselves, and the search for a place of one's own.
All of this lives today in Metanoia: a space to support psychological processes with warmth, curiosity and rigour, in Spanish and in English.
Before and alongside my path in psychology, I have built my career in Recruitment, Learning & Development and Human Resources. I know the world of work from the inside, and what comes with it: changes of direction, difficult decisions, uncertainty.
I also trained in vinyasa yoga, which deepened my interest in the relationship between body and mind. It doesn’t replace psychological work; it’s another way of approaching one’s own experience.
And living outside my own country is part of how I see things. I know what it means to rebuild a life away from the familiar: another language, another culture, relationships that redefine themselves, and the search for a place of one’s own.
All of this lives today in Metanoia: a space to support psychological processes with warmth, curiosity and rigour, in Spanish and in English.
Training and credentials
Bachelor’s in Psychology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)
Master’s in General Health Psychology, UCM
Member of the Nederlands Instituut van Psychologen (NIP)
Vinyasa Yoga RYT-200 training
Professional experience in Recruitment, Learning & Development and Human Resources
