We welcome you to the most brilliant episode we will ever make! And no, we are not just referring to the fact that for the closing of our second season we interviewed one of the most important and popular figures in psychology today, Dr. María Xesús Froxán Parga, but to the fact that our great friend the Sun decided to shine on us like never before and our poor camera couldn't handle it... you'll see what we mean. But back to what's important: We interviewed one of our pisco-heroines, Dr. Froxán! This historic event in our lives was possible thanks to the invitation we received to participate in the XI Student Congress & VI International Congress of Research in Psychology of the FES Zaragoza and with much emotion, gratitude, pleasure —and light—, we share it with you. ⌛ ???????????????????????????????? ???????? ???????????????????????? ⌛ 00:00 - Let's get started! 02:20 - A day in the life of a doctor (and her experience with the pandemic) 07:51 - What is your main motivation for dedicating yourself to research and the clinic? 12:50 - Have you ever had a phobia or an intense fear of something? 15:32 - Postgraduate studies vs. self-taught learning. Where to draw the line? 22:21 - If you hadn't studied psychology, what would you have studied? 24:51 - What has been the research process that you have enjoyed the most? 28:01 - The movie that has made you cry the most in your life 30:40 - How do you imagine psychotherapy, in an ideal scenario, in 50 years? 34:12 - And... What do you think it will be like? 38:34 - Favorite vacation destination 39:10 - A message for the people 41:11 - End of the interview and farewell ???? ???????????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????? ???? Any of Dr. Froxán's research work is a good start, but we highlight her recent book: ◾ Parga, MXF (2020). Functional analysis of human behavior: Concept, methodology and applications. Pyramid Editions. ???? Isabel Coixet ???????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ???? ◾ My Life Without Me. (Isabel Coixet, 2003). https://www.filmaffinity.com/es/film9...