Virginia Miller

Licensed Psychologist & Psychotherapist

Online Therapy

A professional, confidential space to navigate difficult moments in life.Online psychotherapy for adults experiencing emotional exhaustion, grief, or significant life transitions.Individual sessions – USD 75

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About Me

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist (Universidad de la República, Uruguay) and Psychotherapist, with postgraduate clinical qualifications from CEIPFO and FUPSI.

My clinical approach combines a flexible psychodynamic foundation with selected cognitive-behavioral tools. I work within focused, time-limited processes and clearly defined therapeutic goals, adapting the therapeutic frame to each individual and their life stage.

I specialize in grief, life crises, and functional depression, and I have extensive experience providing international psychological care. For several years, I have worked with patients living in different countries, often supporting them through cultural adjustments, personal transitions, loss, and complex life trajectories.

All sessions are conducted online, in English or Spanish.

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Important Notice: All psychological services are provided by Virginia Miller, a Licensed Psychologist in Uruguay, following the clinical and ethical guidelines of her licensing board. This online service is intended for international clients and does not constitute local medical or psychiatric treatment, nor is it a substitute for emergency services. Medication cannot be prescribed.

Privacy Policy & Legal Notice

Data Controller:
Virginia Miller, Licensed Psychologist (Universidad de la República, Uruguay).
Purpose of Data Processing:
Personal data provided through this website (name, email, phone number, including WhatsApp) will be used exclusively for managing professional inquiries, coordinating and scheduling sessions, and sending requested information. Data will never be shared with third parties.
Legal Framework and Confidentiality:
The processing of personal data is governed by Uruguayan Law No. 18.331 on Personal Data Protection. All information shared is protected by professional confidentiality and the ethical obligations of psychological practice.
User Rights:
Users may exercise their rights to access, rectify, update, or delete personal data at any time by contacting [email protected].
International Patients & Online Platforms:
Services are provided under the ethical and legal framework of psychological practice in Uruguay. By using this service, patients acknowledge that the professional relationship is governed by Uruguayan regulations.
Sessions are conducted online using Google Meet or a similar video conferencing platform. While all sessions are protected by professional confidentiality and ethical standards, patients acknowledge that the use of a third-party platform involves data processing according to the platform’s privacy policies.

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Informed Consent for Online Psychotherapy

This document provides clear information about the framework, scope, and limits of online psychotherapy, establishing a professional, ethical, and transparent working relationship between the therapist and the patient.1. Modality of Online PsychotherapySessions are conducted virtually via video conferencing platforms (e.g., Google Meet or similar) and last approximately 45–50 minutes.Online psychotherapy is a widely used modality in contemporary clinical practice. It requires privacy, consistency, and a structured setting to support a safe and effective therapeutic process.2. Scope and Limits of TherapyPsychotherapy is a clinical process that unfolds over time and depends on multiple factors, including the patient’s characteristics, the reason for consultation, and life circumstances.The therapist cannot guarantee specific outcomes or timeframes. However, professional care is provided based on ethical standards, respect for the patient’s individuality, and clinical tools aimed at supporting well-being and autonomy. Online psychotherapy does not replace medical or psychiatric care, nor emergency services.3. Confidentiality and Digital SecurityAll information shared during sessions is protected by professional confidentiality. Information will not be disclosed without the patient’s explicit consent, except in cases of imminent risk to self or others, or as required by applicable law.The patient understands that digital communication platforms carry inherent privacy and security risks beyond the therapist’s direct control.4. Responsibility for Environment and ConnectionThe patient is responsible for:
a) Maintaining a reliable internet connection.
b) Ensuring a private space that guarantees confidentiality.
c) Avoiding interruptions or the presence of third parties during sessions.The therapist is not responsible for technical failures beyond their control.5. Crisis SituationsOnline psychotherapy is not an emergency service. In cases of severe emotional crisis, suicidal thoughts, or risk to self or others, the patient must contact local emergency services.In certain situations, the therapist may request an emergency contact.6. Professional Framework, Jurisdiction, and Legal LimitationsProfessional practice is governed by the ethical code and regulations of Uruguay. The therapist does not provide legal testimony, forensic reports, or documentation for court cases, disability claims, or emotional support animal certifications outside of Uruguayan jurisdiction. Any disputes will be resolved exclusively under Uruguayan law in the courts of Montevideo.7. Administrative AspectsFees, payment methods, cancellations, and rescheduling policies are detailed in the Payment and Cancellation Policy. Session booking is confirmed once payment has been received.8. Communication Outside SessionsCommunication via WhatsApp or email is limited to scheduling, administrative matters, or information previously requested. These channels do not constitute therapeutic sessions and are not for emergencies.9. ConsentBy beginning and continuing psychotherapy, the patient confirms that they have read, understood, and agreed to the terms outlined in this document.

Payment & Cancellation Policy

To maintain the therapeutic framework, organization of the schedule, and mutual commitment, the following administrative guidelines apply:*1. Session Fee and PaymentThe fee for an individual session is USD 75. Payment is made per session in advance via PayPal (credit or debit card) to confirm the scheduled time.2. Scope of PaymentPayment secures the reserved time slot and supports the continuity of the therapeutic process. Fees cannot be credited to future sessions except in cases of prior agreement between the patient and the therapist.3. Cancellations and ReschedulingCancellations or requests to reschedule can be made without charge if communicated at least 24 hours in advance. Cancellations made after this period, as well as no-shows, will be considered as attended sessions, and the fee will be charged for the time reserved.4. Punctuality and Waiting TimeA maximum waiting time of 15 minutes from the scheduled start time is allowed. If the patient has not connected by then, the session will be considered canceled and the fee will be charged for the reserved time.If the patient joins late within the waiting period, the session will end at the originally scheduled time to respect the schedule and commitments with other patients.5. Fee AdjustmentsProfessional fees may be periodically reviewed. Any changes will be communicated at least 30 days in advance.6. General ConsiderationsThis policy is part of the therapeutic framework and aligns with the Informed Consent for Online Psychotherapy. Booking and attending a session implies acceptance of the conditions outlined above.