Service recipients
The service is open to the entire community of the University of Bologna.
Services offered
The service consists of free meetings focusing on:
- supporting parents in developing the autonomy of pre-school age children (eating, toilet training, sleeping, tantrum management, introduction to the education/school system).
Between 1 and 7 assessment and psychological support meetings with parents and/or with parents/children on the specific topics requested.
Coordinator: Professor Elena Trombini
Online application form for the parenting support service for helping pre-school children become independent - supporting parents for a conscious use of technology, to promote positive relational competencies among peers, and prevent bullying and cyberbullying.
Between 1 and 5 psychological support meetings with parents and/or parents/children on the specific topics requested.
Coordinator: Professor Annalisa Guarini
Online application form for the parenting support service for an informed use of technology - supporting carers in developing the competencies for their role and achieving the right balance between caring for themselves and their loved one.
Between 1 and 5 assessment, psychological, educational, and support meetings for children/parents caring for a loved one.
Coordinator: Professor Rabih Chattat
Online application form for the support service for learning how to be a caregiver
How to apply for the service
Fill in the online form for the support service you would like to request. You will soon be contacted to arrange the first meeting.
See also
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"Avrò cura di me": psychological support for ourselves and our well-being
The service is aimed at the staff of Bologna University (professional staff, foreign language instructors, CEL, teaching staff, researchers, research fellows, language trainers, fixed term foreign language assistant).
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The Psychological Support Service (SAP)
A free Psychological Support Service for all University of Bologna students and young people between 20 and 28 years old covered by the Health Authority (AUSL) of Bologna.
Published