Anna M. Ranieri, M.B.A., Ph.D
Anna M. Ranieri is a psychotherapist and consultant, and has her own private practice in Palo Alto, CA. Ranieri is also the Co-author of “Teaching Career Counceling Skills and Cultural Sensitivity,” in the Career Planning and Adult Development Journal (Summer 1999), and “Learn, Yearn and Earn,” in Career Transitions in Turbulent Times (1996). She has also been the author of conference workshops, materials for health educators, and online courseware on career counseling, behavioral and workplace health.; and developer and teacher of many courses and seminars, including The Psychology of Human Development, and Foundations of Personality and Psychotherapy at Santa Clara University; Theories of Counseling at Stanford University; and numerous classes for the Stanford Health Improvement Program.
Education History
- Ph.D., Counseling Psychology, Stanford University, Stanford, CA - Awarded a Stanford Fellowship and a training grant from the National Institutes of Health
- M.A., Counseling Psychology, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA - Awarded a Dean’s Graduate Research Grant
- M.B.A., Marketing, Wharton Graduate School of Management, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA - Awarded a Wharton Graduate Fellowship
- B.A., English and Italian Literature, Yale University, New Haven, CT - Graduated cum laude
Courses Taught
- Clinical Practicum
- Clinical Case Seminar
- Supervised Field Experience
Research and Interests
Recognition
Professional Affiliations
- Chair, Board of Directors, Kronos Quartet
- Chair, Site Council, Henry Gunn High School, Palo Alto, CA
- Member, Yale and Wharton Clubs of the San Francisco Bay Area
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