Anna Spielvogel

Dr. Anna Spielvogel is a Professor at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, affiliated with the Department of Psychiatry. She specializes in women's mental health, particularly focusing on perinatal psychiatry, cultural formulation, and integrated mental health/primary care models. Her work emphasizes health disparities and evidence-based compassionate care for underserved populations.

• UCSF School of Medicine: Residency Training

Her research spans perinatal mental health, integrated care systems, and cultural psychiatry, with publications in journals like Maternal and Child Health Journal and Birth. She has developed EBT (Emotional Brain Training)-based interventions for pregnant women.

Key awards include:

• 1997 UCSF Resident's Association Award for Excellence in Teaching
• 1995 Teacher of the Year from Association for Academic Psychiatry
• 1987 APA Certificate of Significant Achievement
• 1973 Sigma Xi Honor Society
• 1970 NIH Environmental Science Traineeship

She mentors 1-2 psychiatry residents annually, specializing in women's mental health, pregnancy/postpartum psychiatry, and community psychiatry. Her clinical teaching with the HSF-Psychosocial Medicine Team and High User ED Case Management Program trains providers to overcome healthcare barriers for mentally ill patients.