Dr.(Prof.) Gert Martin Hald

Gert Martin Hald is a renowned Professor of Psychology at the University of Copenhagen with over 13 years of experience in academia and research, primarily focusing on public health, medical psychology, and clinical sexology. Currently serving at the Department of Public Health, he has held various significant roles, including Associate Professor and Head of Section in the Unit of Medical Psychology and the Section of Occupational and Environmental Health. His academic journey began with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Psychology from Aarhus University, completed between 1995 and 2003, laying a strong foundation for his research and clinical practice. Over the years, Hald has contributed substantially to understanding the psychological aspects of public health, emphasizing family dynamics and the social impacts of life events such as divorce. His commitment to creating a more supportive and open discourse around sensitive issues like divorce is reflected in his engagement with public debates, where he advocates for destigmatizing family transitions and fostering environments that enable growth and well-being for children and parents alike. Beyond academia, he served as a psychologist at the Clinic of Sexology at Rigshospitalet from 2006 to 2009, further expanding his clinical expertise. His work in clinical sexology, for which he holds a specialist certification, has earned him recognition for advancing knowledge in the field of human sexuality and its intersection with mental health. He is endorsed by numerous peers and colleagues for his expertise in psychology and psychological assessment, reflecting his deep understanding of both theoretical and applied aspects of the discipline. Active in both academic and public spheres, Hald’s professional activities also include engaging with cross-sector collaborations between private and public organizations to enhance family welfare across Nordic countries. His research, teaching, and public advocacy showcase a consistent focus on improving psychological outcomes at both individual and societal levels. His extensive network of over 1,400 followers and numerous endorsements on professional platforms further highlights his influence and the respect he commands within the field. Known for his dedication to mentoring, innovative research, and open approach to addressing societal challenges, Hald remains a key figure in advancing psychological science and public health initiatives in Denmark and beyond.

• Psychotherapy
• Psychological Assessment
• Cognition
• Treatment
• Counseling Psychology
• Mental Health
• Health Psychology
• Organizational Development