The Postgraduate Studies in Collective Mental Health It is a participatory and interactive learning proposal that constantly fuses theory and practice; master classes, group analysis sessions, and direct body experience workshops. It is training with a perspective on emotional health that focuses on people, their afflictions, and life paths. It places the focus on the need to generate instances and tools for collective and participatory construction that are attentive to uniqueness; support processes for promoting autonomy and accompaniment in daily life for people with mental health problems and functional diversity.
It is proposed as an experience that offers the opportunity to rethink and enhance our field of knowledge on mental health and functional diversity. At the same time, it is a unique occasion to connect with practices and projects being developed at the national and international forefront in these areas.
Attention: The Postgraduate Diploma in Collective Mental Health is blended learning.
In-person sessions also have continuity and follow-up online.
This year (2020-2021) and adapting to the circumstances, the training will be carried out within a framework of flexibility regarding in-person attendance. That is, if the lockdown situation derived from Covid 19 is reinstated, the sessions will be in-person on Fridays and Saturdays every two weeks as indicated on the calendar.
However, if we have to return to periods of confinement, the scheduled sessions will still take place but remotely with the respective responsible professors. We will work via videoconference through a virtual and interactive platform specifically designed by the URV for this purpose.
In this way, as much as possible, we will alternate physical presence with virtual presence depending on the circumstances. The training is completed, at the same time, with a series of exercises, small rehearsals, and analysis and reflection assignments that we will develop over the months.
Coordination Team
Postgraduate Diploma in Collective Mental Health
Addressed to
Graduates or equivalent degree holders in health and social sciences fields who are interested in the subject.
Objectives of the Postgraduate Diploma
To train expert professionals in the creation and development of participatory devices and tools in the field of mental health rehabilitation and care. Experts in the functioning of intervention and social inclusion processes with a multidisciplinary perspective and in constant connection with the community.
Professional opportunities
Healthcare professionals in the psycho-social field will acquire skills that will enable them to create and develop participatory devices and tools in the field of mental health rehabilitation and care, and in social intervention and inclusion processes with a multidisciplinary perspective and in constant connection with the community.
- Coordinate collective health working groups
- Lead processes for participation and building collective mental health
- Create and develop direct intervention projects in the field of collective mental health
- Coordinate the opening of existing health devices to collective health recommendations.
- Coordinate spaces for direct intervention and mental health care from a collective health approach.
- Working on mental health network devices
- Work on new factory projects aimed at improving the mental health of the population
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