Camilo López-Sánchez is a doctoral student focusing on promoting healthy lifestyles
among individuals with severe mental disorders in Spain, I have
actively engaged in various research and knowledge dissemination
activities. These include collaborating with Research Group
CTS-948 on "The PsychiActive project" and serving as a member of
"PowerONyou," a platform dedicated to the transfer of knowledge
and scientific research on physical activity and mental health.
Additionally, I am part of the working team for the National Project
"Physical activity, sedentary behavior, sleep, and physical condition
in the Andalusian population with SMI," where I contribute to
compositional data analysis and evaluate the effects of innovative
physical exercise programs, such as PsychiActiveAND. Moreover, I
have represented "PowerONyou" at both the Science Fair and the
European Researchers' Night, respectively. My involvement also
extends to academic events, including attending the "X Mental
Health Nursing Meeting" in Cádiz and presenting on "Training for
mental health well-being." Furthermore, I actively participated in the
VIII EXERNET Symposium, contributing as a poster author and co-
authoring multiple presentations on physical exercise for health
throughout life. Additionally, I co-authored a book chapter titled
"Behavioral Change Techniques to Increase Adherence to Physical
Activity". These
experiences have enriched my understanding of lifestyle
interventions for individuals with severe mental disorders,
contributing to my ongoing research endeavors in this field.