Dra. Ana Romero Psiquiatra

I can't recommend her highly enough. She is incredibly patient, caring, and knowledgeable. Her support has truly helped me overcome challenges I once thought were overwhelming. I always look forward to my sessions with her and leave feeling understood and empowered. She’s made such a positive impact on my life.

Dr Romero was very attentive to my needs and offered me personalized care, which I appreciated; would recommend to others!

I highly recommend Dr. Ana, as my experience with her has been excellent. Her therapies have been very beneficial; I've felt great and noticed a significant improvement. She is a highly professional, dedicated, kind, and committed to her patients' well-being. She inspires confidence and peace of mind. I am very grateful for her care and the quality of her work. I wholeheartedly recommend her!

From the very first moment, we found a compassionate, empathetic, and dedicated professional who listened attentively and explained each decision clearly and respectfully. I especially appreciate that she listened not only to the patient but also to their family members, taking into account our concerns, observations, and experiences. Her professional ethics, sensitivity, and dedication fostered a great deal of peace of mind and confidence throughout the process. Her support has been invaluable to our family. Without a doubt, she is an excellent professional with exceptional character, whom I wholeheartedly recommend. Thank you for listening, guiding, and supporting us with such empathy and ethical conduct.

I attended an appointment on July 30, 2026, which cost $320,000. I had been experiencing physical and mental exhaustion for days, along with clear signs of burnout. I was given an appointment with one of the specialists who works with her, specifically Dr. Mary A. Pallares. She asked me why I was there, and after I explained my situation for about 15 minutes, she concluded the appointment by saying, "If you don't quit, that's your problem. There are always options." (Not to mention her completely indifferent body language while saying this.) I left feeling even more guilty than before. I sensed that the professional didn't appreciate it when I mentioned that medication wasn't recommended in a previous psychological process I had undergone, because part of the appointment focused on that. In any case, I don't recommend her. Fortunately, I resumed psychotherapy, didn't take any of the medications she prescribed in that 30-minute appointment, and a month and a half later, I feel much better, because validation is always essential. BE PART OF THE PROCESS. I'm leaving this comment because we usually tend to focus on what's perfect, but talking about mental health is much more complex, and it requires navigating it with people who create safe spaces. Those who have had bad experiences rarely speak up for fear of judgment.