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Bruna Berger Roisenberg
Bruna is currently completing her PhD with CAN Research, investigating the relationships between social anxiety and autism, with a focus on the modified-CBT social anxiety group program.
Biography
Bruna is a clinical psychologist from Brazil, with a master's degree in Mental Health and Psychosocial Care from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazil).
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Research interests
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Clinical Psychology
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Autism
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Social Anxiety
Publication highlights
Ramos, D.K., Rocha, N.L.D., Rodrigues, K.J.R., & Roisenberg, B.B. (2017). The use
of cognitive games in the school context: contributions to executive functions. School and Educational Psychology, 21, 265-275.
https://doi.org/10.1590/2175-3539201702121113
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Roisenberg, B. B., Rocha, N. L., Mattos, V. de B. (2020). Generation Y and career: Reflections for the field of career guidance. In: Luna, I. N., Mattos, V. de B. (Org.). Lifetime career interventions. Curitiba: Brazil Publishing, 2020. p. 147-168.
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Roisenberg, B.B. (2017). The Brazilian indigenous population and the use of alcohol and other drugs. In: Ana Pitta; Paulo Amarante; Walter Oliveira. (Org.). Human Rights and Mental Health. ed: Editora HUCITEC, v. 01, p. 248-272.