The research seminar introduces the main research directions of the social health care research group and focuses on the role of communities in supporting mental health and well-being. How can we strengthen mental health ecosystems and community responsibility across different ...

At the seminar, members of the Personality and Well-Being Research Group will give a joint presentation: Karin Täht and Toivo Aavik – “Associations Between Sexual Desire and Demographic Variables Based on Data from the Estonian Biobank” Emily (Hongzhen) Cheng – ...

The seminar will be led by Maie Bachmann, Associate Professor of Biosignal Processing at Tallinn University of Technology; researcher Laura Päeske; doctoral student-junior researcher Tuuli Uudeberg; and research assistant Maive Hanni.

Registration is open here. The symposium will take place at Tallinn University’s Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM), Narva mnt 27, room N-407, and on Zoom, depending on the participation option you selected in the registration form. Human resilience ...

At the seminar, Kadri Leetmaa, Anto Aasa, and Jürgen Pikk from the Social-Spatial Context Research Group, and Kairi Kreegipuu from the Brain and Cognition Research Group will speak. This presentation explores how the social and physical characteristics of people’s living ...

In the Estonian Education 2035 vision document, well-being is defined as a process that manifests in people’s overall sense of self-efficacy and in harmonious relationships with the social, natural, spiritual, and technological living environment. Oliver Nahkur, a member of the ...