Reports
Discover the reports whose findings will be presented at the Re_Mind Psychological Congress.Explore the reports whose findings will be presented during the Re_Mind Psychological Congress.
Mela Koteluk, Natalia Przybysz, WaluśKraksaKryzys and other stars of Polish music will perform on June 22 at the "Re_Mind. I Want to Say It" concert in the remarkable Centennial Hall in Wrocław. The event will mark the first day of the Re_Mind Psychological Congress and Festival, jointly organized by SWPS University, the City of Wrocław, and Polish Television.Explore the reports whose findings will be presented during the Re_Mind Psychological Congress.Discover the reports whose findings will be presented at the Re_Mind Psychological Congress.
Effective Wellbeing Interventions in Academia
How can universities effectively support the mental health of undergraduate and doctoral students? A report prepared by a team from SWPS University synthesizes knowledge on interventions whose effectiveness was evaluated in empirical studies conducted between 2020 and 2025. The authors analyze actions aimed at both reducing psychological problems and enhancing academic wellbeing.
The report demonstrates that effective support is not about choosing a single, one-size-fits-all intervention, but rather about building a stepped-care system of assistance.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 24th during the session "Effective interventions for health and wellbeing in academia".
Safe and Effective Psychotherapy: Recommendations of the Coalition for Psychotherapy
A Policy Brief prepared by the Coalition for Psychotherapy (SWPS University, Jagiellonian University, University of Warsaw, Institute of Psychology of the Polish Academy of Sciences) presents proposals for changes aimed at increasing the quality, safety, and effectiveness of psychotherapy in Poland by grounding it in three sources of knowledge: scientific research, clinical experience, and patients' needs and values. The document outlines key recommendations regarding the training of psychotherapists, monitoring therapy outcomes, and funding research, emphasizing that the lack of coherent standards may limit treatment effectiveness and the safety of individuals seeking psychological help.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 23rd during the session "Commentary on the Act on the Profession of Psychotherapist and the Professional Association".
Psychological Studies in Poland: A Report for 2019–2025
How are psychologists trained in Poland? The Act on the Profession of Psychologist, introduced earlier this year, brings a new reality and significant challenges for the education system. Proper curriculum standards, qualified faculty, rational oversight, and the promotion of best practices in education are essential, as the number of candidates interested in studying psychology continues to grow—according to the latest edition of the report authored by researchers from SWPS University, Jagiellonian University, University of Warsaw, and Adam Mickiewicz University.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 23rd during the session "Psychology Education in Poland, 2019–2026".
The State of Polarization 2026
The report presents the findings of a nationwide study on social polarization in Poland, conducted jointly by SWPS University and the New Community Foundation (Fundacja Nowej Wspólnoty). This is the first such comprehensive study of the phenomenon, illustrating three dimensions of polarization: ideological, affective, and perceived polarization.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 23rd during the session "The Radicalization of Social Relations and the Political World".
Generative Artificial Intelligence and the Polish Labor Market
Will artificial intelligence take our jobs? Which professions are at the highest risk? Who is more threatened by the automation of duties—women or men? These and other questions have been answered by the authors of a report created in collaboration between NASK and the International Labour Organization (ILO). This is the largest study currently available on the opinions of labor market participants in Poland.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 24th during the session "Artificial Intelligence and Psychological Functioning".
Mental Health Among Legal Counsel
The report presents the findings of a nationwide study on the wellbeing, stress, and burnout of legal counsel (attorneys-at-law) and trainee legal counsel, conducted by SWPS University and commissioned by the National Chamber of Legal Counsel (KIRP). The analysis identifies the main sources of stress, support needs, and factors influencing the wellbeing of the legal community, taking into account differences related to, among others, professional experience, form of practice, and the specific nature of the work.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 24th during the session "Mental Health Among Legal Counsel".
Framework for the Sports Development Strategy
The Framework for the Polish Sports Development Strategy up to 2040 is a comprehensive document prepared by the Ministry of Sport and Tourism, outlining the development directions for Polish physical culture. The main assumptions are based on four pillars (health, community, personnel, and system) alongside a shared aspiration to host the Olympic Games.
The presentation of these assumptions will take place on June 22nd during the session "The Role of the Mind in Sports".
National Mental Health Test 2025
The National Mental Health Test is a study whose primary outcome is the Mental Wellbeing Index—an indicator that assesses the mental health status, stress levels, and life satisfaction of Poles. The study is conducted by the Medonet.pl portal.
The findings of the report will be presented on June 22nd during the session "What is the Mental Health Status of Poles Today?".
