Reflections on Anger, Identity, and Family Dynamics: A Discussion of Two Clinical Cases

(With Extraordinary Research Award) holds a degree in psychology (University of Salamanca), a degree in social anthropology and culture (UNED) and is a specialist in Psychosomatic Medicine and Health Psychology (University of Alcalá). He is a lecturer in the Master’s program in Integrative Psychotherapy at the University of Salamanca; director and professor at the Institute of Psychotherapy with a Psychoanalytic Orientation and Anthropology (IPSA-Levante Institute), and the author and co-author of sixteen books on clinical psychology, psychopathology and psychotherapy, including Este no es un libro de autoayuda. Tratado de la suerte, el amor y la felicidad (“This Is Not A Self-Help Book: A Treatise on Luck and Love; 2025), and El perro del terapeuta. Relatos sobre la dentidad, la angustia y la superación” (”The Therapist’s Dog: Stories about Our Identity, Anxiety, and Overcoming; 2025), as well as many articles. He is the former treasurer and vice-president of IARPP-Spain; former president of the SEPPI, and a member of IARPP and of the IARPP Children and Adolescents Committee.