Dr. Beatriz Montes Berges is a psychologist and researcher with expertise in discrimination and gender violence. She is the author of several books, such as Las princesas que juegan al fútbol y los príncipes que saltan a la cuerda. She has published numerous papers at conferences and has also been involved in the development of strategies to avoid the influence of stereotypes in decision making. In addition, she has directed national and international research projects on migration, refugee women and gender violence. 

She has extensive expertise in the areas of outreach and teaching, which has allowed her to teach psychology in several academic institutions with great success. 

• Psychologist and Criminologist
• Main Researcher for Spain of the European project NET-CARE: Networking and Caring for Migrant and Refugee Women.  
• Director of the State Pact against Gender Violence Project.   
• Professor of Psychology at the University of Jaén. 
• Gestalt Therapy
• Scientific Advisor of the Palliative Care Commission of the Official College of Psychology of Eastern Andalusia (COPAO).
• Author of books such as, Las princesas que juegan al fútbol y los príncipes que saltan a la cuerda. Awareness of students of the presence of stereotypes and strategies to avoid their influence on decision making and Empatas: la capacidad de sentir como la otra persona: por qué hay personas que no pueden ver el telediario?
• Psychologist and Criminologist at the University of Granada. 
• PhD in Psychology from the University of Granada. 
• Member:  
  
  • President of the Association of Psychological Health Centers (ACESAP)