Anna Christina Minerly

Anna Christina Minerly is a Doctoral Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at Hunter College (CUNY), where she has served since 2023 following over 15 years as an Adjunct Professor. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in clinical, neurobiological, and developmental psychology, and contributes to the College Now program. Her research focuses on endocrine hormones' roles in trauma/stress and developing trauma-informed support for patients with mental health comorbidities. She also works clinically in addiction, caregiver stress, and mental health interventions for individuals with developmental/intellectual disabilities.

Education:

• PhD in Biopsychology, CUNY Graduate Center
• MA in Psychology, New York University
• Postdoctoral Training: NYU's Mental Health & Addictive Disorders Research Program
• Doctoral Respecialization in Clinical/School Psychology, Hofstra University

Research Interests: Minerly bridges neuroscience and clinical practice. Her work examines hormonal mechanisms in trauma responses, stigma reduction in mental health care, and evidence-based treatments for marginalized populations. She emphasizes practical clinical applications such as post-pandemic adjustment strategies and caregiver support systems.

Professional Experience: Combines clinical work in forensic and mental health settings with academic teaching. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates biopsychological research with real-world clinical challenges faced by patients with complex comorbidities.