The application of sex dolls in therapy is gaining attention in Spain as a novel approach to addressing various psychological and emotional issues. Therapists and mental health professionals explore their use for individuals experiencing loneliness, social anxiety, or trauma, as a means to develop intimacy skills and emotional regulation. Sex dolls can serve as non-judgmental, safe outlets for expressing feelings, practicing social interactions, or exploring sexuality without fear of rejection. In particular, their role in therapy is seen as complementary, not replacement, for traditional psychological treatments. Ethical considerations, such as consent and emotional boundaries, are central to their integration into therapeutic practices. In Spain, where mental health awareness is growing, some practitioners view sex dolls as innovative tools to enhance treatment outcomes, especially for clients who struggle with human relationships. However, discussions about their ethical implications and societal acceptance continue. Overall, the perspective in Spain is cautiously optimistic, recognizing the potential benefits of sex dolls in facilitating emotional healing and improving quality of life when used appropriately within a professional context.