Talia Cohen Rodrigues, MSc
PhD students
I am a PhD candidate on the BENEFIT project: Cardiologists, neurologists, general practitioners, academics, entrepreneurs, and patients have joined forces. Our mission is to make healthy living fun. Rather than telling people how to behave, we make healthy lifestyle choices appealing: the carrot is mightier than the stick. We envisage a national ecosystem that combines evidence-based lifestyle interventions focused on the individual, with an innovative environmental system that incorporates rewarding everyday lifestyle and adherence behaviors. The ecosystem integrates care and non-care settings, connects public and private lifestyle partners, is financially sustainable, and is fueled by continuous scientific evaluation. We all BENEFIT!
Within the BENEFIT project, my research concerns lifestyle change on the level of the individual. From my background in social psychology, I will focus specifically on the role of the relationship between patient and healthcare professional in a digital environment.
News and events
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Andrea Evers is one of 5 PI's of a Gravitational grant 2019 with a total amount of €19,3 million The Gravitational grant was awarded for the 'New Science of Mental Disorders'-programme, Andrea Evers is involved as one of the Pi's. -
Andrea Evers wins Stevin Award for Scientific and Societal Impact Andrea Evers, Professor of Health Psychology at Leiden University, has won the Stevin Prize – alongside the Spinoza Prize, the highest scientific award in the Netherlands. -
Andrea Evers installed as a new Royal Academy of Science and Arts (KNAW) member Health psychologist Andrea Evers is one of the 19 new members, selected by the KNAW. -
2nd official Society for Interdisciplinary Placebo Studies (SIPS) conference on placebo studies, Leiden 2019 From July 7-9, 2019 the 2nd official SIPS conference on placebo studies was held in Leiden, the Netherlands. Thanks to all attendees for this inspiring and wonderful conference!