Research collaborator

Degree in Psychology from the Miguel Hernández University of Elche (UMH) (2014), Master's Degree in Clinical, Legal and Forensic Psychology from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) (2017) and Master's Degree in General Health Psychology from the UCM (2019). She obtained a specialised practical training grant as supervisor of the PsiCall-UCM service (2019/2021) offering psychological assistance to UCM students, carrying out research tasks and external tutoring of psychology students in training. In addition, she has collaborated in different projects related to research and prevention in gender violence, as an expert member of the National Team for the Detailed Review of Homicides of women in the field of intimate partner relationships, applying treatment programmes for gender-based aggressors and prevention of dating violence, among others. She also combines and carries out her professional career in general health and forensic psychology in private practice.

She is currently technical staff supporting research in the project on Post-traumatic Stress and Gender Violence in Couples: development and evaluation of a treatment focused on positive memories (MEMPOSITIV), directed by Professor María Crespo Lopez.