Regional, specialist and working groups (RSW)
Regional groups
Regional groups are local branches of SAPPM. They serve the regional networking of SAPPM members and guarantee regional training and supervision opportunities. The aim of the networking events and training courses is to strengthen the psychosomatic expertise of their regional members and, in cooperation with local colleagues and institutions, to integrate the expertise of psychosomatic medicine into regional primary care or hospital medicine.
Association Romande pour la Médecine Psychosomatique et Psychosociale ARFMPP
Geneva regional group
Regional Group North-East
Contact persons: christian.henkel@kispisg.ch or doris.straus@oberwaid.ch
Regional Group Northwestern Switzerland VPSB
Regional Group Psychosomatics Berne
Regional Group Ticino TI-PSISO
Contact: mgcanepa@hin.ch
Valais regional group
Zurich / Central Switzerland regional group
A network of active and committed members is preparing the new regional group.
Interested? info@sappm.ch
Solothurn Working Group for Psychosomatic and Psychosocial Medicine, SOAPPM
Specialist groups
Specialist groups are interest groups of specialists within the SAPPM with the same professional area of responsibility. Specialist groups represent a core psychosomatic or psychosocial interest relevant to the SAPPM. The specialist group guarantees networking and further education and training events in its specialist area.
Specialist group of gynecologists SAPGG
Specialist group of psychologists
Contact: info@sappm.ch
Young Psychosomatics Switzerland
Contact: info@sappm.ch
Working groups
Working groups are association-like interest groups of SAPPM members that focus on a specific and ongoing training topic of interest to SAPPM. The working groups guarantee networking and practice-oriented further education and training events on their working topic.
Chronic Pain Working Group
Contact: info@sappm.ch