Erika Monroy

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• Internationally Certified Professional Coach

• MBA of Clinical Psychology

• Master studies in Psychopedagogy

• Master's Degree in Educational Sciences, specializing in Management and Leadership

• Certified Analyst for the PDA (Personal Development Assessment)—a tool used for talent recruitment and selection within organizations, as well as for career guidance for young people.

• Specialized in socio-emotional intelligence and life and career planning based on talent assessment.

 

Erika Monroy has over 25 years of experience educating and empowering individuals to achieve balanced mental health—thereby boosting their personal well-being and productivity—through the development of emotional intelligence. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Psychology in Mexico and pursued Master’s-level studies in Psychopedagogy at Anáhuac University. Since 2017, she has been a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) accredited by the International Coach Federation (ICF). She subsequently obtained certification as an International PDA (Personal Development Assessment) Analyst. She has authored, designed, and published two e-books focused on emotional intelligence and personal re-engineering. She creates virtual educational content (e-learning) using various Learning Management Systems (LMS) and educational platforms for institutions. She is the creator and instructor of the course "The Happiness Science & Spirituality" at Panamerican University. She has also frequently appeared as a mental health expert on radio programs, television networks, and in print media (newspapers and magazines), providing emotional support and psychological guidance to the community. Her background as a clinical psychologist led to her role as a behavioral expert and analyst on the television program *C.D.I. (Código de Investigación)*, a successful true-crime series aired on Univision and UniMás. Her work on the program involves: Analyzing criminal minds: Evaluating the motivations, psychological profiles, and triggers of individuals who commit crimes. Explaining trauma: Analyzing the impact of events on victims and their families, and offering insights into grief and overcoming tragedy. Understanding social dynamics: Breaking down the psychological factors behind behaviors such as jealousy and aggression in relationships.