Nadia Monacelli

Nadia Monacelli is a Researcher at the Department of Economic and Business Sciences, University of Parma. Her career spans teaching and leadership roles in social psychology, sustainable development, and applied clinical psychology across first and second cycle degrees.

• Director of the Centro Universitario per la Cooperazione Internazionale (2022–2222)
• Teaches courses including Social Psychology of Conflict and Family Violence, Psychology of Work and Organizations, and Global Studies for Sustainable Development

Her research focuses on:

• Social Psychology of Conflict: Examining family violence, gender roles, and interpersonal dynamics
• Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Investigating adherence to home-based therapies for children with cerebral palsy
• Healthcare Provider Resilience: Analyzing stress and emotional maladjustment during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic
• Migration and Cultural Integration: Studying resilience promotion and professional quality of life in asylum worker contexts
• Entrepreneurial Psychology: Exploring how social stratification and economic crises impact entrepreneurial intentions

Publications highlight systematic reviews on parental adherence, pandemic-related stress dynamics, and cross-cultural analyses of gender roles and migrant experiences.