Empowerment
Acquisition of real tools to positively influence the emotional well-being of students and also of oneself.
Enrolment open
Weekly online sessions on Wednesdays from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., and in-person sessions on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Online
Blanquerna-URL - Carrer del Císter, 34. 08022 Barcelona
School of Psychology, Education and Sport Science
Acquisition of real tools to positively influence the emotional well-being of students and also of oneself.
Emotional bonding with students, with the teaching team, and with oneself. The importance of fostering healthier relationships, a positive classroom climate, and a sense of belonging, key elements for well-being and educational motivation.
Connection with the ability to manage difficulties, frustrations, and changes, both in the classroom and at a personal level.
The University Expert Certificate in Educating for Emotional Health and Well-being in School arises from the growing need to incorporate emotional education as a cornerstone in the comprehensive development of children and adolescents. In an increasingly complex educational context, this program offers specialized training with a scientific and humanistic foundation, aimed at equipping education professionals with solid socio-emotional competencies, practical tools, and resources applicable in the classroom.
The goal is to promote emotionally healthy educational centers, enhance awareness and care of emotions, encourage positive emotional transmission, and actively contribute to innovation, transformation, and educational improvement through emotional education.
Geared towards university graduates in the field of education.
In some cases, students without a university degree may be admitted. If these students successfully complete the studies, they will receive a certificate with the certificate’s denomination and the corresponding credit load (Article 37.7 of RD 822/2021).

In this module, the conceptual framework of emotions and emotional education will be addressed, along with its antecedents, neuroscientific and psychopedagogical foundations, typologies, purposes, and meaning.
A journey through the phases of a healthy emotional experience and a series of basic socio-emotional competencies will be covered, along with tools and resources to promote emotional well-being.
This module focuses on the exercise of socio-emotional competence in teaching practice and on introducing emotional education into educational centers.
3.1 Emotional competence in teaching activity.
3.2 Practical proposals, resources, and strategies for emotional development.
3.3 Emotional well-being of adolescents and young people: a program proposal (HSJD Barcelona).
3.4 Final lectures.
Financing: tuition can be paid in installments according to the following payment plan:

Dr. Ramon Company Romero. Associate Professor in the Psychology Degree and collaborating researcher in the Consolidated Research Group Psychology, Person and Context. FPCEE Blanquerna-URL. Psychology Degree coordinator at the FPCEE Blanquerna-URL.
Dr. Ramon Company Romero. Associate Professor in the Psychology Degree and collaborating researcher in the Consolidated Research Group Psychology, Person and Context. FPCEE Blanquerna-URL.
Prof. Eva Bach Cobacho. Graduate in Educational Sciences from the UB. One of the pioneers in the introduction of emotional education in the educational and family spheres. Teacher and trainer of trainers, trained in humanistic psychotherapy. Author and co-author of thirteen books. She has been chosen by COPEC as one of the leading Catalan educators of the 20th-21st centuries.
Dr. Miquel Àngel Prats Fernández. Full professor of educational technology at the URL. Principal Investigator of the eduTIC line in the PSITIC-URL Research Group. Director of the education-training division of CIVIC Ai.
Dr. Ester Camprodon Rosana. Graduate in Psychology (URL). PhD in Psychiatry (UAB). Associate Professor at URL in the University Master’s in General Health Psychology. Psychologist in the Unit for Incipient Psychotic Disorders. Deputy Medical Director. Director of the Henka Project. Hospital Sant Joan de Déu.
Dr. Alazne Aizpitarte Gorrotxategi. PhD in Psychology (University of the Basque Country and Tilburg University, Netherlands). Graduate in Psychology (UPV). Graduate in Psychopedagogy (UPV). Master’s in Family and Couples Therapy, The Couples Institute, California (USA). Therapist, teacher, and researcher specialized in adolescence, violence prevention, and promotion of healthy relationships. Coordinator of the Henka Educational Centers Team. Hospital Sant Joan de Déu.
Prof. Ariadna Galtés Camps. Psychologist and coordinator of training projects. Coordinator of the Henka Educational Centers Team. Graduate in Psychology from URL. Master’s in Management and Administration of Educational Centers, University of Deusto. Master’s in Psychosociology of Work, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Coordinator of educational projects, trainer, and career counselor for young people and adults. Consultant in work organization and trainer. Collaborator in scientific articles on psychosocial risks for salaried workers.
Dr. Clara Serra i Arumí. Psychologist on the Henka Educational Centers Team in the Henka Project. Hospital Sant Joan de Déu. Graduate in Psychology (UAB), University Master’s in Research in Clinical and Health Psychology (UAB), and PhD in Psychology (UB).
Prof. Jana Santamaria Vidal. Project Manager for Henka. Hospital Sant Joan de Déu. Diploma in Business Sciences, EAE Business School. Graduate in Advertising and Public Relations, Universitat Ramon Llull. Graduate in Business Administration and Management, Universidad Camilo José Cela.
Anna Carballo. Psychologist and Doctor in Neuroscience from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Lecturer in the Degree in Psychology and the Faculty of Education of the International University of Catalonia. Collaborating professor in the Master in Neuroeducation of the Complutense University of Madrid and the Master in Parenting 0-3 of the University of Barcelona. Member of the BrainXR Lab research group.
Elisenda Pascual. Psychologist and psychotherapist specializing in attachment, parenting and family. Since 2009 I have been involved in the co-creation and supervision of educational projects, accompanying and offering training to those who accompany: the family and educators. I am a writer, speaker and communicator. Founder of the Family Companionship project and president of the Inspira Education Foundation.
Eva Martínez. Teacher, therapist and trainer of trainers. Author of "Sota la pell del llop: accompanir les emocions amb els contes tradicionals", Ed. Graó, and other educational publications. Tutor, advise and supervise human and educational teams. Director of the Espai Atena.
Carmen Navarro. Psychologist and family psychotherapist, with experience as a teacher. I work with individuals and families with the aim of generating learning and support spaces that invite understanding, healthy bonds and personal and relational transformation.
Daniel Gabarró. Teacher (with 5 different recognized specialties) and with the oppositions of psychopedagogue. Bachelor in humanities. 23 years in the classroom, at all educational levels. Currently does training and advice. Author of a dozen books.
Ester Bach. Bachelor in English Philology. Certificate of pedagogical aptitude. With more than 25 years of experience as a teacher and more than 15 in body work. Master in Movement and Dance Therapy. Trained in integrative bodywork, mindfulness, Tsi Kung and other relaxation, self-awareness and body expression techniques.
Trainer of trainers, teacher and lecturer specializing in emotional well-being through the body.
Montse Jiménez. Combines educational leadership tasks with teacher training. Member of the pedagogy team of the Vedruna Catalunya Educació Foundation. Her work focuses on change management, pedagogical leadership and the sustainability of educational institutions in the 21st century. Pedagogical advisor to different entities and organizations.
Marta Ballber. Art therapist and facilitator of emotional support, with training in Systemic Pedagogy, Art Therapy and Fine Arts, from where she supports processes of well-being and personal and relational development. She is currently responsible for promoting emotional care and training actions in the JOVIAT educational community, promoting a culture based on care, awareness and shared growth.
Rosa Vilaseca. Teacher for over forty years, current pedagogical coordinator of Infant and Primary at the Institut Escola Manresa. She is an advisor and trainer in the field of Emotional Education, and one of the promoters of this approach in the classrooms of our country. Trained in Emotional Education and Systemic Pedagogy, she has dedicated her career to caring for the emotional growth of children and to accompanying and training professionals from experience and educational practice.
Lidón Blanch. Teacher at the Ramiro Izquierdo School in Castellón, coordinator of Well-being and Inclusion, with training and experience in emotional education. She accompanies students in their personal and emotional development, and also supports teachers and families.
Carolina Benedito. Director of a family-run center in Castellón de la Plana. My academic training as a kindergarten teacher and educational psychologist, along with more than 25 years of experience at Ramiro Izquierdo (first as head of studies in ESO and until now as director), has contributed to my professional role in: a growth in empathy, effort to set an example and develop social skills and a lot of understanding and love for what you do.
Gemma Ventura. Winner of the Josep Pla Prize with her first novel, "La llei de l'hivern". She is the deputy director of the cultural magazine Catorze, where she publishes in-depth interviews with humanists (from teachers and philosophers to pastors and painters) to reflect on life. She is also a primary school teacher with a musical specialty. She directs the poetry festival "La balconada" and has collaborated with the Palau de la Música, the Auditori de Barcelona and the Auditori de Girona, as well as with media such as Enderrock and Cadena Ser.
Jordi Amenós. Creator of the Therapeutic Narrative and the humanization program for teams: “team stories”. Gestalt therapist, trainer specialized in systemic accompaniment. He is the author of the essay: “Detrás de cada historia” (Ediciones B) and the children's books: “On és la lluna?” and “D’on venen les idees?” (Akiara books).
Alba Culell. Teacher and graduate in psychopedagogy, with 16 years of experience accompanying early childhood. Committed to the integral development of children and their emotional well-being.
Jordi Vilaseca. President of the JOVIAT Foundation, which promotes social, economic and cultural progress through training and support for people and organizations. Trainer, facilitator and lecturer in emotional management, motivation, leadership and personal growth processes and business initiative, nationally and internationally; promoter and promoter of new projects at the service of new generations and the Community for the Common Good.
Cristina Gutiérrez Lestón. She is an emotional educator and researcher in the field of applied emotional skills, with more than 40 years of experience. She is director of La Granja Ability Training Center and creator of the La Granja Method©, a scientifically validated experiential methodology for the development of emotional skills.
Marina Bricollé Cabré. Social educator from the University of Barcelona, specializing in emotional education and socio-emotional development. She carries out her work in the educational and community field, combining socio-educational intervention with professional training and the therapeutic field. She is part of the SEER Team, where she facilitates workshops and socio-emotional support programs aimed at children, young people and educational teams. Her practice integrates a humanistic perspective focused on emotional awareness, the educational bond and the integral development of the person.
The admission process for the school's own degree studies is developed in 3 stages:
Application for admission
Admission
Enrollment
Students can application for admission online (by accessing Application for admission | Blanquerna or the application for admissionoption for each course) and also in person at the school.
For online application for admission, you will need to:
Once pre-enrollment has been completed, the candidate will be offered a date for an interview with the degree coordinator, who will assess their suitability and solve any doubts they may have about the course for which they are enrolling. Once the assessment is complete, the student will be informed of the result of the interview and how to enroll, if admitted.
Prior to enrollment, the person concerned must upload the qualifications or the receipt of the university studies completed to the document repository. If these documents are not available, the course may be taken but the qualifications will not be received and, instead, a university extension certificate or diploma will be obtained.
Once the above documentation has been assessed, and when there is a large enough group of pre-enrolled students, each candidate will receive the confirmation and information necessary to enroll. Enrollment implies obtaining a definitive place and will take effect within the deadlines indicated in the confirmation e-mail.
When students enroll, they will have two business days to pay the total cost of enrollment, by bank transfer, credit card or barcode. Studies can be paid in installments, without any interest, by bank transfer (Instructions to send the signed SEPA Document to Blanquerna)
Prices may be updated each academic year. Once enrollment has been formalized, the amount paid will not be refunded under any circumstances. Pre-enrollment and enrollment may remain open up to 15 days before the start of the course, provided places are available.
When a student enrolls, a contract for the provision of teaching services is formalized between the student and the Blanquerna Foundation, which is legally binding from the time of payment. Payment includes the corresponding insurance and, for students under the age of twenty-eight, compulsory academic insurance. If a student declines to take up a place, he/she will lose in full any amount he/she has paid.
The student accepts the rules for the use of computer services established by the Blanquerna Foundation. The student's personal data will be included in an automated file under the responsibility of the Blanquerna Foundation, so that this contract can be maintained and fulfilled. Students should note that their data may also be used to inform them about the future activities of the Foundation, or for the institution to send them publications.
In accordance with the provisions of Organic Law 15/1999 on the protection of personal data, students have the right to access their data to update, rectify or cancel them, or object to their use, by sending a letter, indicating which right they want to exercise.
This section is a summary of the general conditions for enrollment. It is only for guidance and therefore has no contractual value. In the event of any discrepancy, the provisions of the general conditions for enrollment specified in the receipt generated at the time of enrollment will prevail; this receipt formalizes the contract between the student and the Blanquerna Foundation; students can consult it on the intranet whenever they wish.
The School cannot guarantee that a course will be available if the requirement for a minimum number of enrollments is not met. In this case, the amount paid for enrollment and pre-enrollment will be refunded in full.
Applicants who have completed access studies outside Spain must obtain a certificate issued by the relevant body (university, embassy, consulate) confirming that the studies qualify the student in the country of issue to take the master degree or graduate studies.
Students are responsible for having all the official documentation necessary for their stay in Spain while studying at the School. Applicants can ask for a pre-acceptance document attached to the pre-enrollment receipt to initiate applications for visas or scholarships or carry out any other administrative procedure. Under no circumstances does this document guarantee a place if all the access and admission requirements are not met. Once applicants have been accepted and enrollment is complete, they can request a letter of admission from the Academic Secretary, if required, by paying the corresponding fees.
For any doubts or queries about the pre-enrollment or enrollment process, please contact the School's Student Information and Orientation Service
[email protected]
Proposal for application based on healthy emotional education in their professional/work field or in the area they wish to target if they are not currently working. In the case of students without an academic degree (non-graduates), it will be applied in some area of their socio-community field (personal, family, leisure…).
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