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PROJECT MEMBERS

Maria Isabel Peralta Ramirez

Associate Professor of the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Granada. Principal Investigator of the GESTASTRESS, ABORSTRESS and CHILDSTRESS projects. Researcher at the Mind, Brain and Behavior Research Center (CIMCYC).

Expert in Stress and its consequences on physical and mental health. She has numerous publications in the field of perinatal stress and its consequences in babies

Borja Romero Gonzalez

General Health Psychologist and Doctor in Psychology from the University of Granada. He is currently Assistant Professor Doctor in the department of psychology at the University of Valladolid. His research work covers areas related to perinatal stress and the neurodevelopment of the baby, from the evaluation of stress and psychopathology during pregnancy, to intervention through cognitive behavioral therapies to control stress.

José A. Puertas González

General health psychologist and speech therapist, PhD student at the FPU

Department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment of the University of Granada.

Carolina Mariño Narváez

Graduated in Psychology from the Universidad de la Sabana in Colombia.

With a Master's degree in Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience and a PhD student in Psychology at the University of Granada

Maria D. Fresneda Jáimez

Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology and specialized in Fetal Medicine

Milagros Cruz Martínez

Specialist Faculty of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the Complejo Hospitalario Universitario de Granada since 1993

Francisco Cruz Quintana

Doctor of Psychology. Psychologist specializing in Clinical Psychology. European Certificate of Specialist Psychologist in Psychotherapy

Raquel González Pérez

Facultative Specialist of Pharmacy of the University of Granada

Helen Strivens Vilchez

Primary care midwife at the Góngora Health Center in Granada

Emilia Vico Tallón

Nursing Assistant Collaborator of the Clinical Hospital in Granada

María Carmen García Ríos

Diploma in Physiotherapy, degree in Documentation and PhD from the University of Granada

She has been a professor in the Physiotherapy department since 1998, author of different research articles on stress, vascular physiotherapy, fibromyalgia mainly and a collaborating researcher in different projects.

Director of the Physiotherapy department at present

Inmaculada García García

University holder. Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Granada

She has been a professor in the Department of Nursing at the University of Granada since 2003. She is the coordinator of the CTS-102 Health Care and Management research group. She has received various research awards, among them, in 2001 the International Research Award "San Juan de Dios" and in 2019 the award for Research Projects of Excellence in Social and Legal Sciences 2019, awarded by the University of Granada and the Caja Rural Granada.

Ana Santos Ruíz

Doctor in Psychology from the University of Granada.

She is currently a professor at the Department of Health Psychology at the University of Alicante.

She is a researcher at the Research Group "Neuropsychology and Psychoneuroimmunology applied to childhood, adults and the elderly" at the University of Granada and at the Research Group "Quality of life, psychological well-being and health" at the University of Alicante.

Eva Montero López

Professor at the University of Jaén

Doctor in Psychology and General Health Psychologist from the University of Granada. Teacher and researcher. Research line: Effects of psychological stress in autoimmune diseases.

Ahmed Fasfous

Doctor in Psychology from the University of Granada in 2013.

Professor of Psychology at the University of Bethlehem, Palestine.

Research lines: Cultural neuropsychology, trauma and mental health problems in children, neurodevelopment in refugee children.

María Ángeles García León

Postdoctoral Researcher at FIDMAG Hermanas Hospitalarias Research Foundation.

Research lines: biological and brain bases of schizophrenia, psychological stress, biomarkers of stress and resilience.

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