Dr Francisco Zorrilla García provides face-to-face psychiatric consultations in English in Alicante, both for patients seeking an initial assessment and for those who need ongoing care, medication review or treatment continuity.
UK and Spain
His training covers General Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, psychotherapy and Legal Psychiatry, alongside years of clinical work in Spain and the UK.
With more than 25 years of clinical practice, Dr Zorrilla has worked in public and private mental health services, supporting adults, adolescents and children with a wide range of psychiatric needs.
Treatment follows current scientific evidence and is agreed with each patient, considering their circumstances, preferences and goals.
Patients can attend consultations in person in Alicante for psychiatric assessment, treatment planning, ongoing reviews and medication management in English.
Support for depression, anxiety, mood disorders, OCD, trauma and other conditions affecting emotional wellbeing and daily life.
Assessment of emotional, behavioural and developmental concerns in children, with family involvement whenever appropriate.
Care for teenagers experiencing anxiety, low mood, ADHD, eating difficulties and other emotional or behavioural concerns.
Psychiatric assessment and ongoing management of ADHD across childhood, adolescence and adulthood.
Clinical support for addictions, substance-related problems and associated mental health difficulties.
Assessment and treatment of anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and other eating-related disorders.
Assessment and management of schizophrenia, acute psychosis and psychosis linked to substance use.
Therapeutic work tailored to the patient, using different approaches according to individual needs.
Most sessions last around 55 minutes, with appointments extending up to 90 minutes when a more detailed evaluation or therapeutic work is required.
Follow-up consultations and prescription reviews generally take around 30 minutes, including continuation of treatment already started elsewhere.
Assessment considers biological, psychological and social factors to build a clearer understanding of the problem and define an appropriate treatment plan.
