Loretta Brady

Loretta Brady is a Professor of Psychology at Saint Anselm College, where she also serves as an alumna (class of '99). Her work bridges clinical psychology with organizational and community-focused research, emphasizing resilience, technology's societal impact, and diversity initiatives. She holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Fordham University (2006) and has certifications in leadership coaching, addiction treatment, infant mental health, and conflict mediation.

• Education:
  • 1999 - B.A., Saint Anselm College, Psychology
  • 2001 - M.A., Fordham University, Clinical Psychology
  • 2006 - Ph.D., Fordham University, Clinical Psychology

Her research focuses on risk and resilience frameworks, technology's role in parenting and professional training, and organizational psychology. She also explores post-crisis community engagement and global psychology practices. Brady has pioneered projects like intergenerational engagement through gaming and digital parenting strategies in the 'connected world.'

Notable awards include the Ronald E. McNair Fellowship (1998) and Glamour's Top Ten College Women honor (1998). Her clinical work spans veterans, chronically ill patients, and families in crisis, with a focus on trauma, addiction, and homelessness recovery. She advocates for integrated care models and has contributed to policy innovations in child welfare and family support.

• Grants & Labs: While specific grants are not detailed, her work reflects applied research partnerships with community organizations and academic institutions.
• Labs/Teams: She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams addressing family-centered wellness and technology-driven interventions.