Fund your training with the right scholarship.
Public grants, FUNDAE, foundations and soft loans. Check in 1 minute whether you qualify and our team will guide you with no obligation.
- FUNDAE subsidy if you are employed
- Scholarships from foundations, professional associations and regional governments
- Interest-free instalment plans and early-payment discounts
Could you access a scholarship?
Tell us about your situation and we will identify which funding options match your profile.
Four pathways to finance your training.
These can often be combined. Our team will help you identify which options best match your professional profile and budget.
FUNDAE Subsidy
Your employer deducts the cost of training from Social Security contributions. Covers clinical programmes in full or in part.
SpainPublic funding calls
Ministries, regional governments and local authorities offer grants for continuing healthcare education and social-impact projects.
ES · MX · ARFoundations
Private entities that co-fund mental health training, particularly where demonstrable clinical impact and ethical commitment are shown.
InternationalEducational credit
Low-interest soft loans for postgraduate and specialist programmes. FIDERH, FUNED and banks with dedicated education programmes.
MX · ARFunding available in your region.
Funding calls, bodies and foundations by geography. Tap each country to see the details.
National, regional and professional-association funding calls combine with employer-based financing. For employees, the FUNDAE subsidy allows companies to deduct training costs from Social Security contributions, covering clinical continuing-education programmes in full or in part.
Some local authorities and regional governments publish grants for continuing healthcare education, with particular focus on projects benefiting vulnerable populations. Professional associations may offer targeted funding for courses with clinical supervision. Foundations also exist that finance mental health specialisation, prioritising social impact and academic excellence.
Options include government support programmes for postgraduate and specialist training, as well as foundations that co-fund professional studies. Bodies such as FIDERH (Banco de México) and FUNED have historically supported postgraduate study through soft loans and complementary scholarships; current requirements and deadlines should always be verified.
In addition, some state health secretariats and public hospitals fund continuing education where a return plan exists that strengthens local services. Private companies, particularly in human resources and workplace wellbeing, co-fund training with an impact on psychosocial risk prevention.
Ministries, provincial governments and universities offer professional development and continuing education scholarships. Hospitals, social health organisations and mental health entities frequently allocate funding for training with clinical supervision, particularly in the areas of trauma, addictions and primary care.
Foundations dedicated to education and health issue calls for professionals with a clinical track record and commitment to the public system. They commonly require a community transfer project or measurable outcomes within the service.
For programmes delivered from Europe and Latin America, mobility grants and tuition co-financing are available through Ibero-American foundations. High-level online programmes help reduce logistical costs and allow compatibility with clinical practice, opening doors to partial grants, early-payment discounts and agreements with healthcare institutions.
Formación Psicoterapia advises interested professionals to identify synergies with their employer and potential external funding sources. Consult your human resources department, professional association or mental health foundations to align deadlines and requirements.
Your application in 90 days.
A structured strategy significantly increases the likelihood of securing funding. This framework applies to the majority of grant calls.
Define your objectives and select programmes
Identify 3–4 programmes aligned with trauma, attachment and psychosomatics. Map the grants best suited to your clinical profile.
Gather documentation
Clinical letters of recommendation and drafting of the motivation letter focused on impact and social return.
Adjust your budget and co-financing
Explore subsidisation or protected time options with your employer. Refine the transfer timeline.
Submit your applications
Submit your primary applications and prepare responsible educational credit alternatives as a backup.
Follow up and improve
Respond to clarification requests and document the project improvements suggested by funding bodies.
How to stand out before the committee.
Beyond grades, selection committees value clinical coherence, academic excellence and a concrete impact plan for patients and teams.
Clinical documentation
Degrees, certificates of clinical experience and evidence of supervised clinical cases. Include prior training hours in trauma, attachment and psychosomatics.
Motivation letter with impact
Connect your clinical journey to clear objectives: reducing somatisation, improving affective regulation and strengthening the therapeutic relationship through an attachment-based approach.
Social return project
Concrete transfer indicators: workshops, screening protocols, internal supervision and clinical guidelines. Declare your ethical commitment to evidence-based practice.
Everything you need to know.
Let's talk about your funding.
Our team will help you align your clinical objectives, academic quality and realistic funding pathways. No commitment required.
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