Fitxa persona

Assistant Professor at the University of Valencia (UV), where she obtained her PhD in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology. She has extensive teaching experience in Clinical and Health Psychology at undergraduate, master’s, and continuing education levels, having participated in teaching innovation projects and serving as a tutor and supervisor for students.

Her research focuses on two main areas: (1) the design and implementation of intervention programs to foster socioemotional skills across different populations, contexts, and modalities (face-to-face and online); and (2) the assessment and psychological intervention in chronic illnesses in children and adolescents. She is a member of the EMINA Research Group at UV and serves as secretary and board member of the Spanish Society of Clinical Psychology in Childhood and Adolescence (SEPCIJ).

She has collaborated on numerous national and international research projects, including Erasmus+, and maintains agreements with hospitals and foundations that enable the transfer of her research into clinical practice, particularly in providing psychological support to pediatric patients and their families.