The IMPROVA project recently joined six other EU-funded mental health initiatives for the sixth webinar of the Mental Health Dialogues series, entitled "How do we make interdisciplinarity work in mental health research?" on February 24, 2026. The event brought...

We are delighted to invite you to a multidisciplinary symposium exploring the critical factors associated with population-level mental health and addiction risks. The event, "Mental Health and Addiction: Understanding Determinants to Improve Population Well-Being," is...

In this edition, we’ll be sharing the top news from the IMPROVA Project from the past year. 2025 was another busy year for the IMPROVA team, with our team of researchers and experts working hard to make sure that IMPROVA is a relevant, effective and sustainable intervention that can be used by secondary schools across Europe and beyond to promote adolescent mental health.

The IMPROVA consortium has been very busy over the past months, and we are delighted to share our progress with you in our 3rd project newsletter! Thanks to the hard work of our consortium, we are all set to begin our field trial phase in the coming weeks, where we’ll be trialing the IMPROVA intervention in schools in France, Germany, Romania and Spain.

On 7 October 2025, IMPROVA took part in the Mental Health Dialogues webinar “Breaking Barriers: Tackling Mental Health Stigma Through E-Inclusion.” The session, held ahead of World Mental Health Day, brought together Horizon Europe projects working to make digital mental health tools more inclusive, accessible, and stigma-free.

The IMPROVA consortium has been very busy over the past months, and we are delighted to share our progress with you in our 3rd project newsletter! Thanks to the hard work of our consortium, we are all set to begin our field trial phase in the coming weeks, where we’ll be trialing the IMPROVA intervention in schools in France, Germany, Romania and Spain.

On 10th April, Nils Berghoff from IMPROVA presented the IMPROVA project at the 2025 German Psychotherapy Congress in Berlin, taking part in the symposium “Innovative approaches to promoting mental health in youth – prevention, early detection and support through modern technologies and participatory methods”.

On 5th June, colleagues from the Trimbos Institute (leading work package 5 on policy translations, sustainability and recommendations for scale up), Deusto University, and Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu held the first round of policy dialogues at Deusto University, Spain

On 5th June, Deusto University was delighted to host the IMPROVA Mid Term Event,
including the special event "Boosting Mental Health in Children & Adolescents: Promotion,
Prevention & Intervention", hosted in person at Deusto University and online.

On 13 May 2025, IMPROVA hosted The fourth session of the Mental Health Dialogues webinar series, entitled “From Research to Real-World Implementation: Challenges and Lessons learned in eHealth for Mental Well-being” in collaboration with six sister projects—ADVANCE, SMILE, MentBest, Reconnected, Bootstrap, and ASP-Belong