Multidisciplinary Training Programme

Slovakia

2-day and 1-day sessions between

9 October and 16 December 2025 

 

Join our Multidisciplinary Training Programme in Slovakia and strengthen your skills to deliver comprehensive, cross-sectoral mental health support.

 

Introduction

Transforming mental health support through collaboration

The Training Programme on the Multidisciplinary Approach to Mental Health is a structured capacity-building initiative aimed at professionals from health, education, social work, and the justice sector. This training is part of the EU-PROMENS initiative, which seeks to:

• Promote a multidisciplinary approach to mental health support by equipping professionals from different sectors with the competencies needed to collaborate effectively.
• Foster a shared understanding of mental health, enhance teamwork, and strengthen the capacity to provide integrated, person-centred care that addresses mental health challenges holistically.
• Create a cohesive network of professionals across sectors who work together to deliver person-centred mental health prevention and care, thereby improving outcomes for individuals and communities.

Visit our programme home page for more information about EU-PROMENS.

 

The national multidisciplinary training programme is organised in partnership with TENENET is a civic association founded in 2011 in Senec, Slovakia.

It provides support to children, families, and individuals facing difficult life situations. Its services include psychotherapy, speech therapy, physiotherapy, and early intervention. The organisation also assists women and children experiencing violence and supports reintegration after incarceration. TENENET works with people affected by poverty, unemployment, social isolation, or mental health challenges.

By linking the social, health, education, and justice sectors, it creates comprehensive care pathways. More than 120 professionals form the core of its dedicated team. With 19 branches across Slovakia, TENENET ensures accessible and local support. Its mission is to restore stability, dignity, and hope in people’s lives. Above all, TENENET empowers individuals and families to build a better future.

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Why this training?

 

• It provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary framework for mental health support.
• It offers practical training with real case studies, interactive learning, and group exercises.
• It is designed for professionals from diverse sectors working in mental health or related fields.

 

Who should attend?

 

• Health Professionals – doctors, nurses, allied health workers
• Mental Health Professionals – psychiatrists, psychologists, counsellors, therapists
• Social Workers – in social care contexts
• Education Professionals – teachers, counsellors, school leaders
• Justice Sector Workers – law enforcement, detention centres, juvenile justice
• Cross-Sectoral Professionals – community and interdisciplinary staff
• Non-Clinical Mental Health Workers – peer support workers, community volunteers

 

What will you learn?

 

• Mental health literacy: understanding mental health, risk factors, and intervention strategies.
• Risk assessment and identification: how to evaluate mental health concerns and navigate support systems.
• Referrals and system navigation: learn how to guide individuals through complex mental health services.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration: working effectively with professionals from different sectors.
• Self-care and team support: strategies to maintain mental wellbeing in high-pressure environments.

 

How is the selection process?

 

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

1. Country of residence

• Only open to individuals residing in the country.

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

 

What is the right training for you?

We offer two training pathways designed to meet different professional needs and levels:

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Please review the information carefully to determine which training best suits your professional background and development needs. Join our online info workshop to learn more and ask your questions: