Martina Gallo is Content and Events Assistant at ACAMH and a psychologist trained at the University of Buenos Aires. She teaches neurophysiology, assists in child psychological and neuropsychological assessment programmes, and researches at the TANGO‑i Lab. Her interests include mental health, neuroscience, neuropsychology and translating research into clinical practice.
Martina Gallo
Martina Gallo is Content and Events Assistant at ACAMH and a psychologist trained at the University of Buenos Aires. She teaches neurophysiology, assists in child psychological and neuropsychological assessment programmes, and researches at the TANGO‑i Lab. Her interests include mental health, neuroscience, neuropsychology and translating research into clinical practice.
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OCD and BDD in young people: rethinking causes and access
Rethinking childhood OCD causes (genetics over infections), BDD self-harm risks in teens, and internet CBT access solutions for clinicians and families. ‘Reflections from the room’ from our webinar ‘OCD; An update on OCD and related disorders in children and young people’, led by Professor David Mataix-Cols
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