Cornelia Rada, PhD in Medical Sciences, is a Senior Researcher (Researcher I) at the “Francisc I. Rainer” Institute of Anthropology, Romanian Academy, Bucharest, Romania; a PhD supervisor in Psychology; a Clinical Psychologist Supervisor; and a Psychotherapist. Her professional activity spans both research and clinical practice, developing interdisciplinary approaches that integrate perspectives from anthropology, psychology, and public health to advance the understanding of human behaviour. Her research interests include health-risk behaviours, violence, family functioning, criminogenic behaviour, personality traits, emotion regulation, coping strategies, and substance use disorders. She has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed scientific publications and has participated in national and international research projects. In her clinical practice, she has extensive experience in psychological assessment, psychotherapy, and professional supervision. In academia, she supervises doctoral research and contributes to the education and training of future professionals, promoting evidence-based practice and rigorous methodological standards in psychological research and clinical intervention.