Martina Ruhmland

Prof. Dr. Martina Ruhmland is a Professor of Psychology and Interviewing at the Department of Social Work, Fulda University of Applied Sciences, since 2016. She serves as Dean of the Department of Social Work and has held academic roles at institutions including the Private University of Applied Sciences Göttingen and Leibniz Universität Hannover. Her expertise spans clinical psychology, ADHD, and social work.

• Academic Roles: Professor at Fulda University of Applied Sciences, Academic Councillor at Leibniz Universität Hannover
• Research Focus: ADHD interventions in educational settings, anxiety disorders, clinical psychology for children and adolescents
• Teaching Areas: Psychological basics of social work, communication in advisory services, mental disorders in youth, research methods

Her recent publications analyze ADHD support strategies in primary schools, staff competence, and pedagogical feasibility. Current research projects include BMBF-funded digital concentration training for children and internal university initiatives on social-emotional competences in early education.

• Memberships: German Society for Psychology (DGPs), Chamber of Psychotherapists, AG Clinical Psychology for Children and Adolescents

Contact: martina.ruhmland@sw.hs-fulda.de