Professor of Didactics and School Organization, in the Faculty of Education of the University of Burgos.
Graduate in Philosophy and Educational Sciences from the University of Salamanca, specializing in Teaching, Orientation, and Special Education, and Doctorate from the same University. Graduate in Teaching from the University of León, specializing in Preschool. Master's Degree in Family Counseling and Guidance from the Pontifical University of Salamanca. Family Therapist and Expert in Systemic Interventions accredited by the Spanish Federation of Family Therapy Associations (FEATF).
Her research interests are focused on family guidance and therapy, and attention to diversity, focusing on socio-educational needs in chronic diseases and disabilities, and immigrant students. She has published several quality-rated publications and participated in various private and competitive research projects.
She has carried out research stays at Rowan University (New Jersey, United States), Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) and University of Coimbra (Portugal).
She has been a family counselor in the Pediatric Service of the "Pío del Río Hortega" Hospital in Valladolid and has coordinated self-help groups for people who have lost a loved one in various organizations, including the Ministry of Defense.
Her lines of research are oriented towards the educational and care needs of students with rare diseases and the work that teachers can do to respond to these needs.
Professor of Didactics and School Organization, in the Faculty of Education of the University of Burgos.
Graduate in Philosophy and Educational Sciences from the University of Salamanca, specializing in Teaching, Orientation, and Special Education, and Doctorate from the same University. Graduate in Teaching from the University of León, specializing in Preschool. Master's Degree in Family Counseling and Guidance from the Pontifical University of Salamanca. Family Therapist and Expert in Systemic Interventions accredited by the Spanish Federation of Family Therapy Associations (FEATF).
Her research interests are focused on family guidance and therapy, and attention to diversity, focusing on socio-educational needs in chronic diseases and disabilities, and immigrant students. She has published several quality-rated publications and participated in various private and competitive research projects.
She has carried out research stays at Rowan University (New Jersey, United States), Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic) and University of Coimbra (Portugal).
She has been a family counselor in the Pediatric Service of the "Pío del Río Hortega" Hospital in Valladolid and has coordinated self-help groups for people who have lost a loved one in various organizations, including the Ministry of Defense.
Her lines of research are oriented towards the educational and care needs of students with rare diseases and the work that teachers can do to respond to these needs.