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Online Socio-emotional Dyad Training for School Teachers' Well-being and Social Skills | MicrobiomeTrials

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NCT07637409

Online Socio-emotional Dyad Training for School Teachers' Well-being and Social Skills

RecruitingNAINTERVENTIONAL

Trial Details

Start: 2026-06-01Est. Completion: 2026-12-20

Enrollment target: 900 participants

Contact

Lab Manager Social Neuroscience Laboffice@social.mpg.de +49 30 209346-180

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