The number of persons in Europe suffering from PTSS is likely to increase in the years to come. The most important causes this project will address include conflict-related refugee flows…
Misophonia@School - Inclusion Students with Misophonia Disease in European Schools is a strategic Erasmus+ partnership (Key Action 201) developed thanks to the co-funding by the European Commission - Erasmus+ Program…
Europe is facing a “longevity revolution”, as the number of old and very old people will increase in the coming decades: According to Eurostat, by 2060 one in three Europeans…
With Europeans’ life expectancy increasing, a 9% increase in the EU’s GDP costs related to health and social care is expected by 2050. In this context, ICT can be our…
The objective of this project is to raise the awareness about the occurrence of post-traumatic problems (including PTSD) among refugees and asylum seekers, its symptoms and possibilities for early low-level…
The Therapy 2.0 project was implemented between September 1st, 2016 and August 31st, 2018. Although it is finalized as a project, the European partnership is still dedicated to the topic…
One of the EU Health Strategy’s concrete themes includes „empowering citizens – putting patients at the heart of the system and encouraging them to be involved in managing their own…
