Dr. Mayte Serrat is a doctor from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, a physiotherapist, and a general health psychologist. All her healthcare, research, and teaching activity is focused on the application of advances in neuroscience to the biopsychosocial approach to chronic pain and nature activity therapy. She is responsible for the multicomponent group therapy of the Central Sensitization Syndromes Expertise Unit (USSC) of the Vall d'Hebron University Hospital based on education in pain neuroscience, therapeutic exercise (such as Nordic walking), cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness. She combines her healthcare activity at the USSC with two of her great passions, teaching, as an associate professor in the Department of Basic Psychology at the UAB and as the Coordinator of the master's degree in Osteopathy at the Gimbernat University Schools (EUG-UAB), and research, with her main line of research being multicomponent therapy and the use of activities in nature and the mountains to carry out the intervention. In addition to being a physiotherapist and a general health psychologist, she has, among other postgraduate degrees and specialized training in different areas of health and sport, a master's degree in Sports Physiotherapy and Physical Activity Rehabilitation and a university master's degree in Osteopathy from the EUG-UAB.