E-mental health tools for mental health and wellbeing (NIMH)

He brings to the project extensive experience from the private sector, where he focused on the development and validation of digital therapeutic solutions. His professional background encompasses clinical research in the field of sleep disorders, resilience-focused projects involving security forces, consultancy activities, and research studies aimed at the early identification of relapse in neurological and psychiatric disorders.

leads research activity WP4.2. She is a CBT therapist, psychiatrist and expert in the field of education and cognitive-behavioural therapy for anxiety disorders.

leads research activity WP4.3. She is a psychologist, neuroscientist and researcher and has long focused on the use of VR tools in cognitive interventions and psychotherapy.

leads research activity WP4.4. He is an expert in the psychological aspects of addiction with an emphasis on identifying predictors of addiction development and the use of prevention tools. He is a researcher or member of the research team of 16 national or international research projects.

leads research activity WP4.5. He is a qualified psychologist and psychotherapist with a specialist interest in psychotherapy research. He has authored or co-authored more than 80 peer-reviewed publications, co-authored the DeePsy web application, and received a Fulbright-Masaryk Scholarship (2021).

is an excellent researcher and expert in the field of addiction medicine, epidemiology and preventive medicine. Until 2021, he headed the National Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Addictions. He teaches at the 1st Medical Faculty of the UK. He has participated in many international research and implementation projects supported by EMCDDA and the European Commission.

is an expert consultant for the project. He is an associate professor in public health at STAD, Center for Psychiatry Research at the Karolinska Institutet, Sweden. His research focuses on the development, evaluation and implementation of digital interventions for people with substance dependence and children of parents with addiction, and he contributes to the project through advisory and consultancy services.
What do we research?
We research and develop digital therapeutics that strengthen psychological resilience, improve mental health literacy, and promote mental well-being. Our work focuses on well-being, addiction, cognitive performance, and anxiety disorders, drawing on a wide range of digital technologies to deliver innovative, evidence-based solutions.
How can this research benefit society?
Our research addresses the growing mental health crisis, where the demand for care far exceeds the available capacity, and existing services often do not adequately meet people’s needs. Through digital therapeutics, we aim to make high-quality, evidence-based support more accessible—from prevention and resilience building to the early detection and intervention of mental health disorders.
