Carlos Rebodella Gil

General Health Psychologist and Doctor of Psychology from the Complutense University of Madrid, with extensive experience in the psychosocial rehabilitation of individuals with severe mental disorders. Specialized in cognitive-behavioral therapy and cognitive rehabilitation, he has focused his clinical work on enhancing the cognitive functions and social cognition of patients with psychosis and other complex pathologies. He currently works as a psychologist at the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Center (CRPS) in Aranjuez, where he is responsible for the research area within the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Line of Hermanas Hospitalarias, leading innovative intervention projects in mental health.

In the academic field, he combines his practice with university teaching as a professor in the Master’s in General Health Psychology at the International University of La Rioja (UNIR) and collaborates in postgraduate programs at Jaume I University and the International University of Valencia, in addition to providing specialized training at Ítaca Formación. His editorial work includes authorship of the book “Neurocognition, social cognition, and metacognition in psychosis” (Ediciones Pirámide) and numerous scientific publications focused on cognitive and psychosocial rehabilitation. As a scientific communicator, he participates in international congresses and shares advancements in mental health through specialized media and professional platforms, facilitating the transfer of knowledge to clinical practice.