Mariano Pérez Arroyo, MD

Perez Arroyo's SHA role is grounded in clinical neurophysiology: reading brain and nervous-system signals, supporting cognitive training, and helping emotional regulation work stay connected to medical reasoning. His background is not retreat-only; it spans hospital neurophysiology, university teaching, and humanitarian medicine, which gives the cognitive-health pillar a pragmatic clinical base.

• Only neurophysiologist on the Spain roster. His role is distinct from psychology, sleep medicine, internal medicine, and nutrition.
• Professor-emeritus depth. Decades teaching neuroscience and medical psychology at UMH add academic weight to the cognitive-health work.
• Hospital grounding. HLA Vistahermosa neurophysiology keeps the SHA role connected to active clinical practice outside the retreat setting.
• Humanitarian medicine arc. UMH recognized his Rwanda chair work with its Medal of Honor, a rare public-service marker in a luxury clinic roster.

• Care focus. Cognitive health, brain-training support, neurophysiology context, or resilience work.
• Program-based access. His contribution is part of SHA Spain's residential cognitive and emotional health programs.
• Separate affiliations. HLA Vistahermosa and UMH Rwanda are independent roles, not SHA booking channels.