Her research focuses on the person and personal identity from a metaphysical and phenomenological perspective. Within this framework, she engages in dialogue between philosophical reflection on the person and contributions from psychology, sociology, and communication studies. She also incorporates the analysis of literary works as a privileged field for the philosophical exploration of the human condition. She has participated in research projects on personal identity, embodiment, and the lifeworld, and has presented her work at national and international academic conferences.