Anne Mari Steigen

Anne Mari Steigen is an Associate Professor at the University of Inland Norway, affiliated with the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences and the Section for Mental Health and Rehabilitation. She is based in Elverum, located at Room 4L3214 in Terningen Arena. Her research focuses on mental health, rehabilitation strategies, and innovative therapies such as equine-facilitated psychotherapy. She is part of interdisciplinary research groups including Health and Coping in an Interdisciplinary Perspective and Technology for Health and Physical Activity.

Her work explores topics such as cyberbullying impacts on adolescents, mental health treatment outcomes, and social determinants of self-harm. Recent publications (2024–2025) reflect her expertise in behavioral health and public health interventions. She holds a full-time academic position and contributes to teaching across multiple campuses, including Evenstad, Lillehammer, and Oslo.

No scientific awards are explicitly listed, but her research demonstrates strong engagement with societal health challenges. She collaborates on grants related to mental health policy and adolescent well-being, though specific grant details are not provided here.

Her academic profile emphasizes bridging clinical practice with technological and therapeutic innovations, particularly in marginalized populations. She is actively involved in the university’s research initiatives and community outreach programs.