Regina Espinosa López

Regina Espinosa López is an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at Camilo José Cela University's Faculty of Health. She coordinates the Doctoral Program in Health Sciences and serves as Secretary for the Master's in General Health Psychology. Her clinical practice focuses on psychological assessment and treatment of mental disorders.

Education includes a PhD in Psychology (Complutense University of Madrid, 2011), a Master's in Clinical and Health Psychology (UCM, 2005), and accreditation as a Contratado Doctor (2015) and Profesora Titular (2023).

Research interests center on psychopathology, psychotic disorders, trauma interventions, well-being promotion in clinical populations, and moral injury in healthcare workers. Her work emphasizes multicomponent treatments, validation studies, and real-world clinical applications.

Publications predominantly explore clinical interventions for psychosis, well-being enhancement, trauma management, and moral injury, utilizing methodologies like randomized trials, neurophysiological assessments, and meta-analyses across psychology and psychiatry domains.

• EMDR Spain Research Award (2024)
• Wellbeing Award (2022)
• Social Commitment Award (2022)
• Lafourcade-Ponce Foundation Research Award (2016)
• Extraordinary Doctorate Award (2013)

She directs Bachelor's/Master's theses and co-directs doctoral dissertations. Current grants include PID2024-157925OB-I00 (moral injury in healthcare workers) and PID2020-115003RB-I00 (trauma interventions in psychosis). She collaborates with the Psychopathology and Positive Mental Health research group at Complutense University.