EZAEZA SANZ GALVAN

I am a dedicated professional with a Master of Science in Autism Spectrum Disorders from Queen's University Belfast. As a distinguished US Department of State scholar, I have honed my expertise through valuable experiences, including an internship at the Arkansas Autism Foundation. Passionate about making a difference, I established an autism clinic in Peru where I collaborated with autism families to create tailored plans for enhancing communication skills and addressing challenging behaviors. Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D. in the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Medicine within the Department of Social Work and Wellbeing. In addition to my doctoral studies, I serve as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) within the department. My instructional background includes teaching modules in Developmental Psychology, Biological Psychology, and Investigative Psychology in the Department of Psychology. Presently, I am actively engaged in teaching Understanding Research at the Department of Social Work and Wellbeing.My research interests encompass a wide array of topics within the realm of autism spectrum disorders, including Peer Support, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and evidence-based interventions aimed at supporting autism families. Through my academic pursuits and practical experiences, I am committed to advancing knowledge and fostering positive outcomes for individuals and families affected by autism.