Marina Natália Romeira Prista Guerra. Completed the title of Habilitation in Psychology [Agregado] in n/a in 2011 at the University of Porto Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Ph.D. in Health Psychology in 1994 by University of Porto Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Master of Science in General Counseling in 1983 by Southern Connecticut State University and Major in Psychology in 1980 by Catholic University of Pernambuco- Brazil. Is Associate Professor at the University of Porto Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences. Coordinator of the Neurocognition and Language of Research Group of the Center for Psychology at the University of Porto- FCT - (2015-2021) Published around 100 papers, mostly articles in scientific journals. Has 13 sections of books and 7 book(s). Supervised 10 PhD thesis Supervised more than 50 Master dissertation(s). Participated in several funding/grant projects as a researcher or supervisor. Works in the area(s) of Social Sciences with emphasis on Psychology. Was a member of several scientific committees of scientific meetings and a member of the examination board in academic Ph.D. and Master’s. Presented more than 150 oral papers and posters in scientific meetings. In her curriculum the most frequent terms in the context of scientific output are Health Psychology; Quality of life, life satisfaction, meaning in life, positive body image, Alexithymia, and psychometrics in adjustment across diseases: HIV/Aids, Multiple Sclerosis, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Breast Cancer, Stroke, Cardiac Disease, and Anorexia Nervosa.