Creative and Scientific Research Writer specialized in psychology and behavioral sciences.

Throughout my career, I have established a reputation as an insightful and diligent criminologist, behaviour analyst, sociologist, politician, counsellor and author of not only research, but also novels and screen content. My expertise ranges to include all aspects of criminal profiling, behaviour analysis, and investigative psychology. 
Comfortable in collaborative and independently-driven roles, I am a forward-thinker with refined analytical and critical thinking skills and I can adapt and revise my research, writing and strategies to meet evolving priorities, shifting needs, and emergent issues.
I completed my Master’s Degree in Criminology at the International University of Valencia with an overall score of 91,8%. In doing so, I researched and developed a ground-breaking study whereby I conducted psychological and behavioural analysis on a number of known serial killers and compiled accurate and complete profiles on each killer and the detonating factors, as well as the self-sustaining feedback loop concerning internal issues, such as the subject psychology and emotional and sexual internal procedures that are common for the vast majority of the individuals that perform such crimes. This study was awarded a 100% score by the International University of Valencia’s Academic Court and it is the core of the book I am currently working on.
This research has already been accepted for publication by a traditional and self-publishing Spanish editorial but I own 100% of the copyright over it.
I am also starting a PhD in Psychology and Neurosciences in 2022, in which I will study in depth the role that the level and quality of human intelligence exerts over psychological trauma. This investigation focuses on the aim of establishing proof about the determining influence that the level and quality of an individual’s intelligence exerts over the likelihood of suffering from psychological trauma, its seriousness, the individual’s ability to deal with trauma effects, the individual’s responses to trauma and, ultimately, the individual’s ability to heal trauma. 
I also studied a bachelor’s degree in Politic Sciences, Public Management and Sociology, for which I carried out a final research project titled Mental Control at an Early Age: Characterization and Effects, which achieved recognition for providing incomparable and cutting-edge contribution to the field of sociology, was given the maximum score ever awarded by the specific Academic Court that assessed my investigation, and which I recently submitted for publication as an article in a Spanish journal about Law and Criminology.
I completed an internship at the main Spanish police and military corp, where I also learned forensics skills and criminal investigation procedures. 
I am also deeply interested in the study of quantum mechanics and the potential it has to explain far beyond what science has ever considered being able to explain, which I aim to do after I complete my PhD in Psychology and Neurosciences mentioned above.