Daniela Gonzalez Sicilia Fernandez

Daniela Gonzalez Sicilia Fernandez holds dual professional roles:

• Lecturer at School of Psychoeducation, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University of Montreal
• Research Professional at Institut de la statistique du Québec, Public Health Survey Program

Her expertise centers on child and adolescent development with specialized focus on:

• Health promotion and prevention frameworks
• Addictive behaviors and screen use patterns
• Physical activity/sedentary behavior dynamics
• Mental health determinants
• Longitudinal statistical analysis methodologies

She teaches core psychoeducation courses including PSE1203 (Normal Development 6-18 Years), PSE3213 (Prevention of Drug Addiction), and PSE6307 (Psychosocial Adaptation in Adolescence) across undergraduate programs in Social Work, Psychoeducation, and Biomedical Sciences. Her research integrates community health perspectives with quantitative public health data analysis through Quebec's institutional survey infrastructure.