Andrea Cascales Martínez

Graduate in Psychology and Master’s in General Health Psychology from the University of Murcia. Her professional background has developed within the psychosocial and healthcare fields. She has participated in community interventions with children and adolescents, as well as in training activities aimed at monitors and socio-educational agents to improve early identification of risk indicators and foster safe environments.

She has held teaching responsibilities as an Honorary Collaborator in the Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health at Miguel Hernández University and has contributed to academic and research activities in the Department of Psychiatry and Social Psychology at the University of Murcia. She currently works as an intervention project technician at Fundación Diagrama, where she develops programs related to discrimination, equality, and various forms of violence in social and educational contexts.

Her research interests focus on social and health sciences and on the study of violence in its multiple forms: school violence, gender-based violence, and violence against healthcare professionals. She is the author of an article on the effectiveness of interventions for victims of school bullying and has participated in research related to social, clinical, and forensic psychology.