Rosario Maria Livano Herrera, Mg

I am a university professor at Continental University in Huancayo, Peru, with a deep commitment to the training of future psychologists. My teaching approach is based on ethics, humanization, and the generation of knowledge through research, especially in areas such as mental health, forensic psychology, and psychotherapy. A graduate of the Doctorate in Psychology from the National University of San Marcos, I am currently pursuing my doctorate, which reinforces my dedication to research and my interest in contributing to the academic and scientific development of psychology. I also hold a Master's degree in Clinical Psychology, a qualification that complements my professional and teaching practice. I also work as a forensic psychologist at the Institute of Forensic Medicine of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Peru, where practical experience in the legal field informs my teaching and applied research. My training as a clinical psychotherapist certified by the Latin American Association of Transactional Analysis (ALAT) allows me to integrate a deep and respectful therapeutic approach into my academic and clinical work. As Director of Ethics at the Official Latin American Association of Transactional Analysis, I promote ethics and professional responsibility in psychotherapy at the regional level. Throughout my career, I have sought to balance teaching, research, and professional practice with a humane and ethical approach, convinced that psychology has the power to transform lives and contribute to collective well-being.