Lucía Halty Barrutieta

Lucía Halty Barrutieta is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Department of Psychology, Universidad Pontificia Comillas. Her career integrates psychology, neuroscience, and technology through three core research lines: behavioral problems in youth, criminal profiling methodology, and digital mental health.

• PhD in Psychology, Comillas Pontifical University
• Master's in Psychobiology & Cognitive Neuroscience, UAB
• Master's in Methodology of Behavioral & Health Sciences, UAM
• Master's in Forensic Sciences, UAM
• Interuniversity Master's in Intelligence Analyst, UJR
• Graduate in Psychology, Comillas

Her research on juvenile psychopathy with conduct disorders has led to interventions in penitentiary institutions. She developed the ENCUIST Method for psychological profiling in forensic and security contexts. In digital mental health, she pioneered the iENCUIST tool during the pandemic, culminating in Spain's first Chair of Digital Mental Health.

Recent publications focus on callous-unemotional traits, pandemic-era mental health tools, and forensic profiling techniques. She holds ANECA certifications and a Sexenio in Social Sciences, reflecting her scholarly excellence.

• Sexenio in Social Sciences, Political Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, and Gender Studies (2011-2022)
• ANECA Professor certifications (2020)

As director of the Chair of Innovation and Digital Mental Health, she advances interdisciplinary projects connecting technology with behavioral disorder treatment, particularly in youth populations.