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Educational Psychologist · Child and Adolescent Neuropsychology

Ana specialises in the assessment and diagnosis of learning disorders and ADHD.

She leads the NeuroAprendre project, which brings together two complementary strands: training and support for professionals, focused on ongoing development in typical neurodevelopment and developmental disorders; and training for families, providing practical resources and tools to support the development of children and young people. She designs and coordinates innovative courses and workshops tailored to the needs of each group. When required, she acts as an associate expert, providing technical advice and supervision to the Diagnostic Department and ensuring the quality and suitability of interventions.

In terms of her training, she specialises in child and adolescent neuropsychology and completed her studies at Sainte Anne and Robert Debré hospitals in Paris between 1996 and 1998. From 2014 to 2022, she taught on the Master’s degree in Attention to Diversity and Inclusive Education at Blanquerna Ramon Llull University. Since 2014, she has also taught on the Master’s degree in Learning Difficulties and Language Disorders at the UOC.

She has spoken at conferences, talks and congresses on neuropsychology and learning disorders, and took part in training teams from the EAP and CREDA services in Catalonia, organised by the Department of Education (2010–2011). She has co-authored several articles, book chapters and educational workbooks on learning difficulties. From 2004 to 2017, she was part of the School Learning Disorders Unit (UTAE) at Sant Joan de Déu, where she gained extensive experience in the diagnosis and treatment of learning disorders.

Empathetic and caring, with excellent active listening skills, Ana has a deep understanding of the needs of children, young people and families. She creates an environment of trust and security that supports educational and emotional development, combining professionalism, warmth and consistency in everything she does.