Teresa Boemo

Teresa Boemo, Ph.D., is a researcher and faculty member at Saint Louis University-Madrid, affiliated with the Department of Health Sciences, Nursing and Public Health within the College of Health Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Master in Psicología General Sanitaria, both from Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

Her research focuses on emotion regulation, affective disorders, and cognitive biases, with a strong emphasis on real-world data collection through Experience Sampling Methods and ecological momentary assessments. She applies these methods to understand affective experiences in daily life and to identify protective and risk factors for mental health disorders.

Dr. Boemo's recent publications highlight a strong trend in using digital tools and online assessments to study mental health dynamics, particularly during high-stress periods like the COVID-19 pandemic. Her work bridges clinical psychology, cognitive science, and digital mental health, with a focus on developing scalable assessment and intervention tools.

Scientific Awards:

• Beca Predoctoral UCM / Universidad Complutense de Madrid / España (2020–2024)
• Personal de Apoyo a la Investigación (PAI) / Universidad Complutense de Madrid (2019–2020)
• Personal de Apoyo a la Investigación (PAI) / Universidad Complutense de Madrid (2017–2018)

Dr. Boemo has been involved in grant-funded research and collaborative projects, particularly around the development and validation of digital psychological tools. She contributed to the entrepreneurial development of the mobile app "MyEmotions", designed for emotional labeling and available on Google Play, indicating active translation of research into practical applications. While specific advisees are not listed, her frequent co-authorship with research teams suggests active mentorship and collaboration.

She is part of a dynamic research environment focused on innovative assessment tools, third-generation therapies, and the real-time monitoring of mental health. Her lab or team appears to specialize in integrating cognitive psychology with mobile health technologies for affective science research.