Ana García-Mina Freire

Professor Ana García-Mina Freire is a prominent academic at the Comillas Pontifical University's Faculty of Human and Social Sciences, Department of Psychology. She holds a PhD and graduate degree in Philosophy and Letters from the same institution. With 31 years of teaching experience, she specializes in Clinical Psychology, Gender Studies, and Ignatian Leadership, teaching courses like History of Psychology and Practicum modules. Her research focuses on clinical intervention, health psychology, and socio-cultural issues including gender inequality and violence against women. Currently serving as Vice-Rector for University Community Services and Student Affairs, she also organizes I+D activities, workshops on communication, and pastoral support tools.

Education:

• PhD in Philosophy and Letters, Comillas Pontifical University
• Graduate Degree in Philosophy and Letters, Comillas Pontifical University

Research Interests:

• Clinical Psychotherapies (Humanistic Approaches)
• Health Psychology (Communication & Personal Growth)
• Basic Psychology (History & Differential Psychology)
• Gender Studies (Violence, Leadership, Migration)
• Ignatian Leadership Development

Key Publications Trends: Her 15 most recent works address gender dynamics, violence prevention, educational methodologies, and Ignatian spiritual leadership. Notable topics include hazing in universities, domestic violence frameworks, and pedagogical approaches to child development.

Roles & Engagement:

• Vice-Rector of Student Services
• Organizer of academic conferences/seminars
• Contributor to pastoral education programs