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I concluded my Bachelor’s degree in Neuropsychology in Mexico in 2022, during which I had the opportunity to gain experience working with both child and adult populations throughout my 5-year training period. Over this time, I conducted neuropsychological assessments (WISC-IV, WPPSI-III, Bender, Frostig (DTVP-III), CAT-A, ENI-2, BANPE, BANFE, and NEUROPSI) and developed intervention programs for neuropsychological rehabilitation. My thesis delved into assessing the impact of prenatal exposure to SARS-COV-2 on neurodevelopment.
Following this, I achieved a master’s degree in Clinical Neuroscience at UCL in London, UK. My dissertation was a subsidiary of the national “ROAR” project, involving the analysis of imaging exam data to identify patterns aimed at reducing the risk of aneurysm rupture.
Currently, I am undertaking my doctoral thesis under the supervision of Dr. Jessica Dubois in a project that focuses on comparing structural-functional brain markers in infancy. The objective is to establish connections between behavioural advancements and brain processing during toddlerhood, while also exploring the longitudinal correlation between brain-behavior measures, including clinical and environmental factors.