In-person psychotherapy in São José dos Campos and online
Understanding your patterns can change the way you make choices.
Psychotherapy offers a space for listening, awareness, and building forward. A process to understand what keeps repeating, to recognize what you feel, and to find more grounded ways of relating to yourself and to your own history.
CRP 06/72637 (Brazilian Regional Psychology Council)
Private practice. Ask about availability for in-person and online sessions.
Why do we repeat patterns we need to change?
The key is understanding these repetitions and opening space for new choices, always respecting the context, goals, and agreements of each process.
Maybe the problem isn't just what happens, but the pattern that keeps repeating.
Conflicts in relationships, constant pressure, difficulty resting, insecurity, and important changes can make life feel like it's running on autopilot. Psychotherapy creates a space to observe these experiences more clearly — not to erase your history, but so it stops driving every choice you make.
You feel like you have to handle everything.
Some relationships seem to repeat the same conflicts.
Guilt is present even during moments of rest.
A loss, change, or transition shifted what once felt certain.
Setting limits brings fear, doubt, or resentment.
There's a desire to understand yourself better, without ready-made answers.
Areas of care
Relationships and bonds
Understanding conflicts, communication patterns, limits, and cycles that repeat in relationships.
Anxiety, overload, and self-demand
Recognizing a constant state of urgency and building a more conscious relationship with demands, expectations, and rest.
Self-knowledge and emotional patterns
Identifying automatic behaviors without turning traits, experiences, or profiling tools into fixed labels.
Change, loss, and moments of transition
Processing important events and finding new ways to position yourself in light of what has changed.
A process built with presence, listening, and responsibility.
Being welcoming does not mean offering ready-made answers. My work is to build a space where you can look at your own story, understand patterns that repeat, and find possibilities that fit your reality.
My practice is guided by an integrative approach — adapted to each person's presentation and needs, drawing on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychoanalysis, Positive Psychology, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Mindfulness —, respecting the pace, the singularity, and the goals of each process.
Learn more about my backgroundHow to begin
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First contact
You send a message on WhatsApp to ask about format, availability, and how sessions work.
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Initial conversation
Juliana discusses what brought you in, explains how care works, and evaluates together with you whether the format fits.
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Agreements for the process
Frequency, schedule, fees, and other arrangements are clearly defined before moving forward.
Clinical experience and an integrated view of human relationships
I'm Juliana Pereira Veloso Chiga, psychologist, systemic constellations practitioner, and business consultant, with a degree from FMU and an MBA from FGV. My background brings together clinical practice, management, and more than 25 years of experience in human development across personal and professional contexts — the foundation for understanding how certain patterns take shape and expanding each person's possibilities for choice.
Learn more about my backgroundOther areas of practice
Each practice has its own goal, scope, and agreement. Coaching and consulting do not replace psychotherapy.
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Frequently asked questions
Clarity doesn't change the past. But it can change how the past shapes your choices.
If you feel it's time to understand what you're going through with more care and depth, we can talk about starting the process.