6 Short courses in Psychology in Netherlands

This A Peaceful Mind - Mindfulness and Compassion-based Interventions from University of Amsterdam explores Emotion Regulation and contemplative practices such as mindfulness and compassion-based interventions across education, clinical, and organizational structures to develop new strategies and approaches to health and wellness.

In several western countries, youths’ mental health has decreased, and their suicide rate has risen over the past decade. The loss of young people brings lifelong sorrow to their families and is a major concern for schools, peer groups, youth care, and public health. University of Groningen's Understanding and Preventing Youth Suicide and Suicidal Behavior programme will teach you more about this.

Psychology and Neuroscience in Europe programme at the Maastricht University - Center for European Studies specialises in cognitive and biological psychology and its unique research infrastructure enables groundbreaking study of the brain and behaviour.

With unprecedented levels of mental distress and addiction reported globally, recent events exposed fissures within our social and health care systems. Behavioral health, focused on the promotion of mental health, resilience, and well-being, can have wide ranging impacts individually, socially, and economically. University of Amsterdam offers the Mental Health, Youth and Society programme.

University of Amsterdam's goal of this Visions of the Occult - Introduction to (Western) Esotericism course is to offer an introductory overview of the study of esotericism as a discipline both historically and in the present.

University of Amsterdam's Medical Anthropology and Sociology winter school Global Mental Health course takes place annually in January. These short, intensive courses are designed to offer participants both an overview of and insight into the state of the art of medical anthropological research in essential themes in health care.