My teenager needs help: asking about an appointment
If you are looking for support for a teenager, ask about INS NEURONMEG appointments for minors. Confirm whether the format is suitable, how the young person will participate and what consent is needed.
Information before requesting an appointment
Professional named by INS NEURONMEG: Ramón Molons de San Román. Read the professional information and its verification status. COPC registration 7851 documented by a supplied membership card from the Col·legi Oficial de Psicologia de Catalunya, marked «EXERCENT» with stated validity through 16/09/2030. No independent current-registry check; it does not establish specialties or additional healthcare authorisation. Read professional information
Consultation languages confirmed by the owner: Spanish and English. French and Catalan are website information languages, not confirmed consultation languages.
Online; home visits only in Portbou with proof of residence; and in-person appointments whose address and time must be confirmed before travelling.
Before booking, confirm availability, professional scope, fee and conditions for your country of residence. Cross-border care and undocumented specialised services are not guaranteed. View fees
Listen without assigning a diagnosis
A family concern is not a diagnosis. Ask how to approach a first appointment and discuss the participation of the teenager and responsible adults.
Choosing the format
Online appointments are offered for minors. Home visits are limited to Portbou with proof of residence. The address and availability of in-person appointments must be confirmed.
Privacy and immediate danger
Discuss confidentiality boundaries and who may authorise care. If there is immediate danger, use local emergency services rather than waiting for an email; within the European Union, call 112.
Frequently asked questions
Does the whole family need to attend?
Ask how the first appointment would be organised. A particular family-care format is not promised.
Does this page provide a diagnosis?
No. It helps you ask for information and does not replace a professional assessment.