<p>It was performed a pretest and post test (Repeated-Measures t Test) on consultants who went to psychotherapy with the objective to measure the effect of eclectic psychotherapy. The variables of anxiety, depression, coping, self-esteem, self-concept and personality were measured. The aforementioned variables were also correlated with the objective of knowing which psychotherapeutic variables could be associated with each other. There were found significant results after intervention at a large effect size according to Cohen in anxiety as state, anxiety as trait, in depression, in self-esteem, in social factor and desirability. As for the correlation between the variables, it was found that self-esteem is associated with socialization and self-concept, in turn self-concept is related to extraversion. The results are discussed are discussed.</p>