Enrique Echeburua Odriozola

Biography

Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Faculty of Psychology of the University of the Basque Country and founding member of the Basque Institute of Criminology. Member of the Editorial Board of numerous national and intemational journals, he has also been a member since the constitution of the Advisory Council of the Reina Sofia Center for the Study of Violence. He has been a visiting professor at the universities of Calgary and Quebec (Canada). Author of 35 books (among the last ones, Violent personalities, 1994, Madrid, Piramide; Evaluation and treatment of social phobia, 1995, Barcelona, ​​Martinez Roca; 1998, Madrid, Siglo XXI, Sexual abuse in childhood, 2000, Barcelona, ​​Ariel, Guide for the choice of effective psychological treatments, 2000, Madrid, Dykinson; Jealousy in the couple, 2001, Barcelona, ​​Ariel; Alcohol abuse, 2001, Madrid, Synthesis; Living without violence, 2002, Madrid, Piramide; Overcoming trauma, 2004, Madrid, Piramide; Manual of victimology, 2006, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch; Prediction of the risk of homicide and serious violence in the relationship, 2009, Valencia, Centro Reina Sofia) and more than 310 works in scientific books and journals, their current lines of research focus on the post or posttraumatic stress, family violence and pathological gambling, as well as personality disorders and clinical forensic psychology. The address of its website is the following: www.ehu.es/echeburua Pyramid; Manual of victimology, 2006, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch; Prediction of the risk of homicide and serious violence in the relationship, 2009, Valencia, Centro Reina Sofia) and more than 310 works in scientific books and journals, their current lines of research focus on the post or posttraumatic stress, family violence and pathological gambling, as well as personality disorders and clinical forensic psychology. The address of its website is the following: www.ehu.es/echeburua Pyramid; Manual of victimology, 2006, Valencia, Tirant lo Blanch; Prediction of the risk of homicide and serious violence in the relationship, 2009, Valencia, Centro Reina Sofia) and more than 310 works in scientific books and journals, their current lines of research focus on the post or posttraumatic stress, family violence and pathological gambling, as well as personality disorders and clinical forensic psychology. The address of its website is the following: www.ehu.es/echeburua family violence and pathological gambling, as well as personality disorders and clinical forensic psychology. The address of its website is the following: www.ehu.es/echeburua family violence and pathological gambling, as well as personality disorders and clinical forensic psychology. The address of its website is the following: www.ehu.es/echeburua

Research Interest

Psychology