Expert network
The Expert Network brings together researchers affiliated with the Centre of Expertise Social Sciences, Health and Wellbeing (CESSHW) who have specific expertise in one or more areas relevant to the centre’s mission and activities.
The network serves as a platform to connect researchers, students, professionals, policymakers, and societal partners with expertise available within the faculty and its wider network. Members of the Expert Network contribute knowledge and experience on a broad range of topics and are available for collaboration, consultation, guest lectures, supervision, media requests, research partnerships, and societal engagement activities.
The expert profiles provide an overview of each researcher’s areas of expertise, current interests, and contact details. Whether you are looking for a collaborator, a speaker, a supervisor, or simply someone to exchange ideas with, the Expert Network offers an accessible way to identify and connect with researchers working on topics relevant to your interests.
By making expertise visible and accessible, the Expert Network aims to stimulate collaboration, strengthen knowledge exchange, and foster connections between science and society.
Would you like to get in touch with one of the experts? Click on the name of send an email to cesshw rug.nl.
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Trauma, PTSD, Anxiety (disorders)
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Grief, Bereavement, prolonged grief disorder
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Neuro-developmental disorders (autism, ADD, ADHD) social cognition/communication, meaningfull relations interdisciplenary collaboration
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Life meaning, mindfullness, the experience of awe, uncertainty, how these all relate to clinical disorders (esp. anxiety, depression
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Eating disorders, body image, CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy)
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Obesity, eating behavior, unsuccessfull dieting, attention to food, punishment&reward sensitivity
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Trauma, PTSD, dissociative disorders
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Organizational psychology, employee and leader stress and well-being at work, work design, self-regulation, longitudinal research
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Design of the work environment in relation to employee health and well-being
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Occupational well-being, self-regulation, proactive work behavior, entrepreneurial behavior and well-being
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Social and organizational psychology, status, power, leadership, aging, social stereotypes, workplace conflict, identity
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Emotion regulation, feedback, performance
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Collaboration in mental health care, prevention mental health problems, experiences patiëntes/clients, professionals and the cliëntes social network with recovery oriented approaches; securd housing policy, municipality
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Behavioural ethics; Work well-being; Safety;
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Neurocognition and everyday life functioning of youth with ADHD or autism.
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Attention disorders, Symptom validity, Performance validity
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Financial capability in people with cognitive dysfunctions
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Traffic safety, Mobility, Human Factors
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Neurofeedback; executive functions; brain-computer-interfaces, cognitive training; psychedelics; mental health
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Neurodevelopment disorders; relation between motor learning attention; dual tasks in children with DCD/ADHD; AVG-intervention; archive videogame
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Cognitive rehabilitation & mental health; identity development; psychotic disorders
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Work and health, measurement properties
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Global Public health, Epidemiology, health, Systems and Policy
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Regien Biesma
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Mental health; wellbeing; resilience; depression; (lifestyle) intervention studies; structural diary studies and emotion dynamics (i.e., how mood & emotions change over time); interdisciplinarity; multiverse analysis; open science
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Medical sociology, evidence-based medicine, social determinants of health, patient and public involvement, qualitative research methods, sociology of quantification, lay expertise.
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