About Shei

Sheila García Lembergman is a licensed psychologist specializing in cognitive-behavioral therapy, systemic approaches, and brief solution-focused therapy. Her practice is dedicated to supporting adults through processes of self-discovery, relationship reconstruction, and emotional strengthening. Sheila emphasizes a therapeutic approach that is clear, respectful, and effective, focusing on helping individuals find their own answers in a safe, non-judgmental environment. Her practical approach aims to generate real changes in how individuals relate to themselves and others, addressing emotional crises, mental exhaustion, and relationship difficulties.

Sheila works with individuals experiencing emotional distress, mental fatigue, and challenges in their relationships, as well as those seeking a deeper connection in their lives. She also supports individuals navigating motherhood, self-esteem issues, attachment-related concerns, and the pursuit of a more authentic existence, free from societal expectations. Sheila views therapy as an honest dialogue centered on the individual's needs, pace, and personal history. She believes that while there are no universal solutions, paths to growth are possible through support, reflection, and a willingness to evolve.

Sheila has authored an eBook titled "No sos vos, es su tipo de apego" (It's Not You, It's Their Attachment Style), a guide for those in relationships with avoidant individuals. The book aims to provide clarity and support for individuals, particularly women, who feel they are constantly waiting for something that never arrives in their relationships. It focuses on helping readers understand the avoidant mindset without losing themselves, offering tools to maintain emotional stability and make informed decisions about their relationships. The eBook includes a self-assessment to identify whether one is in a phase of illusion or emotional exhaustion, strategies for understanding avoidant behavior, and techniques for managing emotional overwhelm.

The eBook differentiates itself by not prescribing actions but rather by helping readers think critically. It offers therapeutic resources that can be applied daily to regain emotional balance within a relationship. Sheila's background in cognitive-behavioral therapy, brief conflict-centered therapy, and systemic therapy informs her approach, which is designed to support individuals through emotional crises, relationship conflicts, and feelings of stagnation or disconnection. Her style is described as warm, focused, and practical, creating a space for individuals to reconnect with their authenticity and prioritize their well-being.