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Multidisciplinary Training Programme – Finland

6–17 October 2025
Helsinki, Finland
Helsinki Uusimaa, Finland
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Multidisciplinary Training Programme 

Finland: Helsinki, Tampere, Online 

October 2025

 

 

Registration is open from 15 June to 15 September. If the maximum number of participants is reached before the deadline, the registration will close earlier.

Ilmoittautuminen on avoinna 15. kesäkuuta - 15. syyskuuta. Jos osallistujien enimmäismäärä saavutetaan, ilmoittautuminen voidaan sulkea ennenaikaisesti.
Jos tarvitset apua ilmoittautumisen kääntämisessä suomeksi, ota yhteyttä osoitteeseen iida.koivuniemi@valo-valmennus.fi

 

 

The aim of this training programme is to promote a multidisciplinary approach to mental health support by equipping diverse professionals with the competencies needed to collaborate effectively across sectors. The training seeks to foster a shared understanding of mental health, enhance teamwork, and build capacity for integrated, person-centred care that addresses mental health challenges holistically. This training programme aims to create a cohesive, multidisciplinary network of professionals who can work together effectively to deliver comprehensive, person-centred mental health prevention and care that improves outcomes for individuals and communities

 

Valo-Valmennusyhdistys ry is a non-profit, is a national association improving access to learning, employment, wellbeing and participation in the society.

It's mission is to support, guide and train some of the most vulnerable members of the society to reach good, ordinary life, where their goals in areas of health and wellbeing, employment, housing and family/friends have been achieved.

They continuously evaluate and develop our practices, using applied research as a basis.  They develop and distribute new ways of working that support people in vulnerable groups.

Valo-Valmennusyhdistys operates nationwide.

The training is delivered in-person in Finland and conducted in Finnish.

 

 

Understanding the Training Programmes

 

This website offers two distinct training pathways designed to meet different professional needs and experience levels:

 

Core Training

Designed for professionals new to mental health support or those seeking to strengthen foundational skills.
 Focuses on essential helping skills, mental health literacy, risk assessment, and intersectoral collaboration.


⌚︎   2 days

☞  No minimum experience required.

⎋   Group 1: 6.10. – 7.10.2025
Group 2: 9.10. – 10.10.2025 
Group 3: 15.10. – 16.10.2025

 

 

go to Core Training

 

 


Advanced Training

Intended for experienced professionals with a minimum of five years’ practice in their field.
 Emphasises mental health policies, multidisciplinary leadership, advanced teamwork, and well-being strategies.
 Builds on core competencies to develop systemic approaches and sustainable collaboration.

⌚︎   1 day

☞  minimum of five years’ practice in their field

⎋   Group 1: 8.10.2025
Group 2: 13.10.2025 
Group 3: 17.10.2025

 

 

go to Advanced Training

 

 

For each training pathway, you will find the relevant dates, training content, and how the sessions are structured. Please review the information carefully to determine which training best suits your professional background and development needs.

 

Sign-up to our 2-hour online info workshop to know more about the training.
The workshop will be conducted in Finnish. 

 

5 September 2025 | 13:00 to 15:00 (EET)

 

Zoom Registration

 

 

Download our Flyer

Training Flyer 

 

 

 

Selection Process

 

Applicants will undergo a thorough selection process based on the following criteria:

 

1. Country of Residence:

Open to national participants only.

 

2. Professional profile: 

Health Professionals:
Medical and allied health workers such as general practitioners, nurses

Mental Health Professionals:
Psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, and therapists

Social Work Professionals:
Practitioners working in social care settings

Education Workers:
Teachers, school counsellors, and educational administrators

Justice Sector Workers:
Professionals in justice systems, juvenile detention centres, and law enforcement

Cross-Sectoral Professionals:
Individuals working in interdisciplinary community settings

Non- Clinical Mental Health Professionals:
Peer support workers, community volunteers, and others

3. Level of Experience:

Core training: no minimum level of experience is required.

Advanced training: minimum 5 years experience are requested to access the course.  

 

4. Willingness to train others within the organisations post-training

 

Applicants can expect to receive a response within two weeks after registration closure.
Please also remember to check in your Spam folder!

 

If selected, you will be asked to enter more details, as a second step for registration. Please make sure to do so within 1 week of confirmation, otherwise we will have to give your seat to another applicant.

 

 

 

6–17 October 2025
Helsinki, Finland
Helsinki Uusimaa, Finland