Competence and practice
Applied insight from training psychologists and translating digital change into professional decisions, methods and safeguards.
Digital Human Assets SLU, operating through Cibersalud, is one of nine partners developing and piloting a competence-based specialist course for psychologists.
NAVIGATOR is developing, piloting and establishing continuing vocational training for psychologists who support the safe and effective use of digital mental health tools in routine care.
The project connects competency definition, course development, pilot delivery, evaluation and European uptake. Sixteen pilot leads are expected to train 160 participants across the partner countries.
The project develops specialist competence. It does not, by itself, constitute a professional licence or an independent accreditation authority.
Cibersalud brings a documented Spanish-language trajectory in digital mental health education into a European competence pathway.
Applied insight from training psychologists and translating digital change into professional decisions, methods and safeguards.
Experience connecting course design, cases, trainer support and the realities of adoption in professional settings.
Digital Human Assets SLU / Cibersalud co-leads WP5 with EFPA, supporting uptake, policy communication and long-term sustainability.
A bridge towards professional communities, universities and psychology organisations across Spain and Latin America.
Since 2018, Cibersalud has developed training, congresses, publications and open audiovisual knowledge around cyberpsychology, telepsychology, digital ethics, clinical AI and human oversight.
View CibersaludProject participant: Digital Human Assets SLU.
Operational and professional platform: Cibersalud.
Editorial and research direction: Juanjo Martí-Noguera.
This page presents our organisation’s participation in NAVIGATOR. Consortium-wide information and project outputs will follow the channels agreed by the partnership.
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