My research focuses on the study of psychology and technology for the promotion of health and well-being. Within this framework, my research focuses on the use of technology to guide and improve outcomes in psychotherapy. Specifically, I focus on the development and application of technological tools, such as mobile applications, aimed at improving the psychological treatment of patients with emotional disorders. These tools enable daily and weekly monitoring of patients receiving treatment in our service, providing therapists with real-time clinical alerts when previously defined clinically relevant events occur. In this way, the aim is to monitor patients between sessions and use the information obtained through assessment measures to guide and personalize psychological interventions. I have an established research career in the field of clinical and health psychology, culminating in the completion of my doctoral thesis, which was awarded Outstanding (Cum Laude) with International Mention. My teaching profile falls within the area of Personality, Assessment, and Psychological Treatment in the Department of Basic, Clinical, and Psychobiological Psychology. My teaching experience includes undergraduate teaching in the Psychology degree. Since 2019, I have also collaborated in the Psychological Assistance Service (SAP) of Universitat Jaume I, directed by Dr. Azucena García Palacios and recognized as a healthcare center.