The objective of this study is to investigate the efficacy of the Internet-delivered cognitive behavior therapy for insomnia (iCBT-I) in adolescents with ASD and sleep problems.

The Anna vs. Judith project explores whether AI chatbots can effectively deliver evidence-based therapy for social anxiety. By comparing psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral approaches in a smartphone format, we are investigating the future of accessible psychological treatment.

This research project is about effects of Internet-based multimodal emotion recognition training (iMERTAT) on social skills in adolescents with or without autism.

The ERiCA project started with the development of an internet-delivered psychodynamic treatment (IPDT) for adolescent depression. The treatment has been tested in two published research studies with good results. A third study was completed in December 2024.

ZeroOCD develops and evaluates an innovative smartphone app that uses augmented reality for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder, in a collaboration between four European countries.

How many hours a day does a patient in inpatient psychiatric care spend in real, meaningful contact with staff or in planned activities? Research suggests a bleak figure: often less than one hour.

This research project aims to explore a new couples course, "You and I and ADHD", designed for couples where one or both partners have ADHD.

This project aims to study work-related mental illness such as stress, depression, and anxiety among professionals with ADHD, and evaluate an internet-based stress-management program to treat and prevent these negative outcomes.

The aim of this project is to evaluate psychotherapy and counselling in outpatient psychiatric clinics, compare short- and long-lasting psychotherapies and finally to evaluate the effect of problematic consumption of alcohol on the outcome of psychotherapy.