Dr Francisco Zorrilla García provides psychiatric consultations in English for patients living in Valencia, with online appointments available and the option of face-to-face care in Alicante when preferred.
UK and Spain
His professional background includes General Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, psychotherapy and Legal Psychiatry, supported by extensive clinical practice.
Dr Zorrilla has worked for more than 25 years across public and private mental health services in Spain and the UK, treating adults, adolescents and children.
Treatment is guided by current scientific knowledge while taking into account each patient’s situation, priorities and preferences throughout the process.
Patients in Valencia can access psychiatric consultations by video or telephone, with in-person appointments also available in Alicante when needed.
Care for depression, anxiety, OCD, mood disorders, trauma and other mental health conditions affecting everyday life.
Psychiatric assessment of behavioural, emotional and developmental difficulties in children.
Support for teenagers dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, eating disorders and other emotional difficulties.
Assessment, diagnosis and psychiatric follow-up of ADHD in children, teenagers and adults.
Treatment of substance misuse, dependency and mental health problems associated with addiction.
Clinical care for anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and other disorders involving eating behaviour.
Assessment and treatment of schizophrenia, acute psychosis and substance-related psychotic episodes.
Psychotherapeutic support adapted to the individual, using different approaches according to clinical needs.
Appointments normally last around 55 minutes and may be extended up to 90 minutes when further assessment or therapeutic work is necessary.
Reviews and medication appointments usually take around 30 minutes, including patients continuing treatment previously prescribed by another professional.
Each assessment looks at psychological, biological and social factors to understand the patient’s situation and agree on an appropriate treatment approach.
