Welcome to the SInAPSi centre! SInAPSi is the University centre for all the students who feel excluded from the university life because of disability, Specific Learning Disorders (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dysorthography, dyscalculia) or temporary difficulties. It provides services and supports initiatives to facilitate the participation of all the students in university life. The centre cooperates with University structures to ensure accessibility of the environments.
The Psychological Counselling Service for University
Students of SInAPSi has implemented its services with Psychological Counselling
specifically dedicated to international students (e.g. erasmus, exchange,
Ph.D students etc.).
The International Congress has the goal to explore, through a multidisciplinary perspective, the best practices of six different countries - Chile, Cuba, France, Italy, Norway and Portugal - in order to support a comparison and a discussion among experts in gender studies. The participation to the congress is free.
14th November 2019, Aula Magna, Via Partenope 36 - University of Naples Federico II and 15 November 2019, Sala del Capitolo, Complesso Monumentale San Domenico Maggiore, Naples.
The International Congress has the goal to explore, through a multidisciplinary perspective, the best practices of six different countries - Chile, Cuba, France, Italy, Norway and Portugal - in order to support a comparison and a discussion among experts in gender studies. The participation to the congress is free.
14th November 2019, Aula Magna, Via Partenope 36 - University of Naples Federico II and 15 November 2019, Sala del Capitolo, Complesso Monumentale San Domenico Maggiore, Naples.
It is a support point for all the students and the staff members of the University that need to share their experiences of disadvantages faced in the University environment. It is available at Centro Servizi per l’Inclusione Attiva e Partecipata degli Studenti, Sinapsi (http://www.sinapsi.unina.it/servizi), here it is possible to find psychologists with a long term experience in supporting university students and in tackling disadvantages.
6 December 2018, Aula Magna Gaetano Salvatore, University of Naples Federico II
Collegami! Is a project developed by the Sinapsi Center of the University of Naples Federico II and aimed to support the communication of students with heavy mobility restrictions and with speech difficulties. Social inclusion is a fundamental feature of advanced communities and the contrast to marginalization is increasingly seen as a personal growth tool.
AID (Italian Dyslexia Association), section of Naples, promoted a survey to support their members in order to cope with the tasks needed for a diagnosis. All the local help care districts afferent to the section of Naples have been listed.
The Scientific Committee welcomes the submission of abstracts for poster presentation at the International Congress Best practices in transgender health, social policies and human rights: a comparison between Europe and Latin America on topics of discussion and reflection.
The staff of the Sinapsi Centre created an appropriate and easy to manage tool to help university professors to individuate the difficulties of students with specific learning disorders and to implement the most effective practices for their university course.
Nell’ambito delle attività previste dal Punto Accoglienza della Sezione Disabilità e DSA del centro di Ateneo SInAPSi, è possibile svolgere l’attività di tirocinio post laurea richiesta alle persone laureate in psicologia.
European Commission published a document containing a list of actions aimed at promoting equality for LGBTI+. The Anti-Discrimination and Culture of Differences Section of the SInAPSi University Centre, University of Naples Federico II, The Department of Movement Sciences and Wellbeing, University of Naples Parthenope, the UISP, Arcigay Antinoo Napoli, Foundation GIC have proposed a Decalogue of Best Practices to promote the Inclusion and Culture of Differences in sports contexts.