Knut Andersen

Knut Andersen is a Senior Lecturer at the National Center for Suicide Research and Prevention, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo. He is actively involved in research related to suicidology, psychological loss, and perinatal mental health, with a strong clinical and phenomenological approach.

Research Interests:

• Suicidology and suicide prevention
• Phenomenology of grief and loss
• Conflict resolution in family systems
• Chronic pelvic pain during and after pregnancy
• Rehabilitation psychology and integrative treatment

His recent publications reflect a transdisciplinary focus, combining clinical psychology, qualitative methods, and public health data. The articles span topics from self-care in conflict management to the epidemiology of pelvic pain in pregnancy and chiropractic rehabilitation postpartum.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards listed in the provided text.

Advising and Grants:

No information is available regarding students supervised or grants received. However, his involvement in randomized trials and collaborative research indicates participation in funded research projects, particularly in rehabilitation and perinatal health.

Labs and Research Teams:

Knut Andersen is affiliated with the National Center for Suicide Research and Prevention, a leading research unit in Norway focused on understanding and preventing suicidal behavior through multidisciplinary research.