Dr. Ana-Maria Vranceanu is a clinical health psychologist, Associate Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School, and Founding Director of the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR). She is also the James and Elizabeth Gamble Endowed Chair Co-Director (Psychiatry) for MassGeneral Neurosciences, and Co-director for Grants Consultation and Support within the Department of Psychiatry. She is an expert in mind-body and lifestyle intervention development and testing. Dr. Vranceanu has served as Principal Investigator for over 20 research grants and has published more than 200 peer-reviewed articles. She is currently PI on several federally funded projects including: Active Brains Digital (NIA R01); Doorstep (NCCIH 34 with Cale Jacobs); Resilient Youth with Neurofibromatosis (DoD R01); Resiliency in Adults with Neurofibromatosis (DoD Ro1); Recovering Together (NINR R01); and Toolkit for Optimal Recovery (NCCIH R01).
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Many young adults experience the persistence of symptoms after a concussion; a preliminary study of a novel mind-body intervention appears to improve outcomes. -
Resilient Together - ALS is an early dyadic psychosocial intervention designed to address the unique needs of people with ALS and their care-partners. -
Through this gift, their legacy will live on, making a lasting impact on the field of child and adult psychiatric research and patient care for […] -
Sudden cardiac arrest is primarily a cardiac event; however, recovery requires attention to the neurological, functional, and psychological challenges that follow. -
Sudden cardiac arrest is primarily a cardiac event; however, recovery requires attention to the neurological, functional, and psychological challenges that follow. -
Interdisciplinary programs, such as the Center for Health Outcomes and Interdisciplinary Research (CHOIR) are developing evidence-based, holistic, and person-centered interventions which focus on preventing neurological […]