Joan Canimas Brugué is a philosopher with a doctorate in philosophy and a master’s degree in bioethics and law. His professional work focuses on applied ethics in social, educational, psychoeducational and health-related settings, alongside the philosophy of education. Through university teaching and support for professional teams, he explores ethical questions relevant to education, social services, health and mental health, intercultural relations, and work with children, young people, older adults and people with disabilities.

His areas of interest include research and organisational ethics, ethical use of spaces, privacy, freedom, hospitality, respectful treatment and care, as well as deliberative methods and sexuality and relationships. This website shares information about his professional activity, including publications, conferences, curriculum details and events. It also provides a space for dialogue, inviting readers to offer comments and criticism. Canimas Brugué’s work addresses the ethical challenges faced by practitioners and organisations across social, psychoeducational and health services, with a focus on thoughtful, practical engagement with the people and communities they serve.