Tânia Gaspar is the co-author of works on mental health and emotional skills
A lecturer at Lusófona University, she has signed two publications with national impact on burnout and intervention with children and young people.
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Universidade Lusófona proudly highlights the work of professor and researcher Tânia Gaspar, co-author of two publications of notable importance in the fields of psychological health and socio-emotional education.
In collaboration with Marina Carvalho, professor at ISMAT, Tânia Gaspar has released “Burnout: Uma Pandemia” (Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos), a science communication book that clearly and accessibly explores the phenomenon of burnout, identifying its causes, consequences, and strategies for prevention. Aimed at professionals, organizations, and the general public, the book promotes mental health literacy and workplace well-being.
At the same time, the authors present “A Arte de Construir o Futuro” (Pactor), a practical guide focused on promoting emotional skills in children and young people. With strategies applicable in both educational and clinical settings, the publication provides tools to support positive development and the building of healthy relationships.
These editorial contributions reflect Universidade Lusófona’s commitment to producing socially impactful science and to training professionals equipped to address today’s most pressing societal challenges, particularly in the domain of psychological health.
