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AscoltaMi: Italy's Ministry of Education launches psychological support for students

Education·5/25/2026AI summary

AscoltaMi: Italy's Ministry of Education launches psychological support for students

Italy's Ministry of Education and Merit, with the National Council of the Order of Psychologists, is launching 'AscoltaMi' on May 28. The service offers free, non-therapeutic psychological support to students in their final year of middle school and first two years of high school.

Italy Launches 'AscoltaMi' Psychological Support Service for Students

Education·5/25/2026AI summary

Italy Launches 'AscoltaMi' Psychological Support Service for Students

Italy's Ministry of Education and Merit launches 'AscoltaMi' on May 28, offering free psychological support to middle and early high school students. The service provides five 60-minute video sessions with qualified psychologists via the Unica platform.