Upcoming events at the Osher Center
In a collaboration with Gustavsberg鈥檚 University Primary Care Center, the Osher Center holds regular seminars on themes of integrative health and primary care.
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The seminars were previously part of the Division of Psychology's regular lunch seminars. However, starting from spring 2024, they will be held as a separate seminar series. The seminars are open to researchers, clinicians, and students and can be attended via
Schedule, Spring 2025
- April 9. 13.30 to 15.30
Seminar: 鈥淐omparator: An AI Tool for Multimodal Analysis of Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication Dynamics鈥
Guest speaker: Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, Stockholm University.
Watch out for updates and feel welcome to join!
Previous Seminars
- 27/11. The history of THX: how a controversial cancer drug challenged conventional medicine
Guest speaker: Maria Josephson. PhD, Administrative Officer at Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics (LIME).
- 27/3. Interoception. Professor, Dr. Primary affiliation: Department of Clinical Medicine Center of Functionally Integrative Neuroscience, Aarhus university. And . Associate Professor, Associate Professor. Primary affiliation: Department of Clinical Medicine Center of Functionally Integrative Neuroscience, Aarhus University.
- 17/3. Dissertation, Lina Hanssons; "Scare or care? 鈥 How immunological processes shape perception of sickness-relevant stimuli in humans"
- 22/5. Social Psychoneuroimmunology. , PhD, Assistant Professor, Psychology & Neuroscience, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
- 18/1. Internet-based treatment for stress-related disorders - preliminary results from a randomized controlled trial. Victoria Sennerstam, doktorand vid Gustavsbergs v氓rdcentral och institutionen f枚r klinisk neurovetenskap, 探花精选.
- 22/3. 鈥漇uccesses and challenges in the integration of psychology in primary care 鈥. Kersti Ejeby, MD, head of Gustavsberg鈥檚 primary care unit.
- 10/5. "Primary care in Region Stockholm from a psychologist's perspective: status and some recent developments of relevance for mental health education and research". Erik Hedman-Lagerl枚f; professor at Department of Clinical Neuroscience, 探花精选.
- 26/10. Exhaustion disorder: An update regarding the evidence base and treatment strategies. Elin Linds盲ter, PhD at Department of Clinical Neuroscience, 探花精选.
- 30/11. The dreadful consequences of mind-body dualism. Mats Lekander, professor, Department of Clinical Neuroscience, 探花精选 and Department of Psychology, Stockholm University.