Adela Zayas is a Salvadoran clinical psychologist, trained at Jesuit Central American University  “José Simeón Cañas,” with dual a master's degrees in clinical and health psychology and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She also holds training in EMDR therapy and brings a strong integrative approach to her clinical work, grounded in psychodynamic principles. Since 2017, she has been dedicated to the private practice, supporting adolescents and adults through processes related to anxiety, depression, abuse, interpersonal relationships, grief, and personal development.

Her professional experience extends into the community and international fields, having served as Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean at International Partners in Mission. In this role, she led initiatives focused on mental health and well-being across communities in Latin America, as well as in countries such as India, Nepal, and Kenya. Her work integrates clinical psychology with social development, promoting human-centered support, leadership, and social justice.

Adela also designs and facilitates psychoeducational workshops and experiential spaces for communities, organizations, and institutions, addressing topics such as self-care, emotional regulation, leadership with well-being, and mental health. Her approach emphasizes the integration of mind, body, and emotions, creating meaningful experiences that foster self-awareness and personal transformation.