Training and Workshops

Our training programmes are grounded in an approach based on scientific evidence and clinical experience, incorporating practical tools that can be applied immediately in both personal (courses for the general public) and professional (courses for professionals) daily life. We favour dynamic, participatory formats that encourage reflection, experiential learning, and the structured integration of new resources.

 

Each training programme is designed to address specific needs, with content that is up to date and adapted to the contemporary challenges of mental health, interpersonal relationships, and psychological intervention.

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We are also available to develop training initiatives fully tailored to the specific needs of each institution, creating content designed around their particular objectives and challenges. Throughout our experience, we have run training sessions in partnership with various organisations, covering areas such as mindfulness, anxiety management, burnout prevention, and workplace yoga practices, among other topics related to psychological and emotional well-being.

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Recent training programs for healthcare professionals:

• Workshop series "Understanding Psychosis: Between Diagnosis and Intervention," a theoretical and practical clinical training program aimed at healthcare professionals interested in the clinical understanding of and intervention in psychosis. (July 2026)

• Workshop series "Women's Mental Health" (Part 1: Reproductive Stage), a theoretical and practical clinical training program aimed at healthcare professionals interested in the clinical understanding of and intervention in women's mental health during the reproductive stage. (October 2026)

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For further information, please refer to the Workshop Series section.