Anna Maria Meneghini

Anna Maria Meneghini is an Associate Professor of Dynamic Psychology at the Department of Human Sciences, University of Verona. Her research focuses on emotions, motivations, and prosocial behavior, with particular attention to caregiving systems, empathy, and voluntary service. She leads studies on Rewind Trauma Therapy for PTSD and intergroup emotions in immigrant acculturation, collaborating internationally. She teaches courses on dynamics and motivation psychology, emotions, and community psychology across multiple degree programs.

• Research Interests: Measuring well-being, motivations in professional/non-professional relationships, and community interventions.
• Key Projects: Includes profiling volunteering pathways, attachment orientations in community relationships, and social impact measurement of third-sector associations.

Her academic service roles include membership in departmental committees (e.g., Seminar and Publications Committee) and leadership in educational programs like the Master’s in Pedagogical Sciences. She advises on courses such as 'Psychology of Emotions and Intersubjective Dynamics' and 'Social and Community Psychology,' contributing to both undergraduate and postgraduate education.

Notable collaborations involve the International Association for Rewind Trauma Therapy and multidisciplinary research groups like the EMOTIONS team, focusing on theoretical and empirical studies of emotions in human sciences.