Here's a bit about Anneke Vinke from her website:
" I studied orthopedagogy in Nijmegen, specializing in educational and behavioral problems in young children. I then worked as a scientific researcher at Utrecht University. I received my PhD there in 1999 with a dissertation on adoption. I am a Certified Advanced Practitioner Sensorimotor Psychotherapy ® (http://sensorimotor.org/) and Consultant -internal (https://sensorimotorpsychotherapy.org/community/sp-consultants/) for Sensorimotor Psychotherapy ®, trained and certified in the use of the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT™️) (https://www.neurosequential.com/) Orthopedagogue (NVO), Registered Psychologist and supervisor Child & Youth (NIP) and Body-oriented Working Psychologist (NIP). In addition, I am included in the government's BIG register as a (http://www.bigregister.nl/) GZ psychologist (https://zoeken.bigregister.nl/bignummer/89049812525) and Orthopedagogue Generalist (https://zoeken.bigregister.nl/bignummer/19049812531) . I am a member of the following trade and professional associations: NIP (http://www.psynip.nl/) , NVO (http://www.nvo.nl/) , ESTD (http://www.estd.org/) , SPIPA-NL (http://www.sensorimotorpsychotherapy.nl/) .
My first real contact with adoption was during my internship in a child psychiatric clinic in the 1980s. After graduating in 1991, I had the opportunity to study adoption scientifically through a PhD research project. This resulted in a dissertation on adoptive parenting and ultimately in Adoption Practice in 2006. In addition to (intercountry) adoption, I am involved in foster care, trauma, attachment and youth protection (including child abuse, diagnostics and risk assessment). A portrait can be found on Project Adopted. (http://www.projectadopted.com/portfolio-item/anneke-vinke-professionals/)
In the period after my graduation until the establishment of the Adoption Practice, I explored and carried out the full breadth of youth protection work. I have worked as a care provider, as a researcher, as a teacher/trainer and supervisor (university & HBO), as a behavioral scientist in youth protection (BJZ) and as a senior (policy) advisor/researcher at a commercial consultancy firm (youth care). In 2006 I decided to return to clinical practice and founded Adoption Practice Vinke. More information about education and experience can be found on Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anneke-vinke-3574a5b/) ."
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