Prof. dr. Thérèse van Amelsvoort (Coordinator)

Academic Psychiatrist
Maastricht University

Thérèse van Amelsvoort is an academic psychiatrist and Professor in Transitional Psychiatry. She trained at Maudsley & Bethlem NHS/IoP/KCL (London) and currently leads the Mental Health academic research group of Maastricht University. She has obtained funding for, and supervised over 50 PhD projects and has been running the National Adult 22q11DS Centre of Expertise for over 20 years. In addition, she is co-founder of @ease (www.ease.nl), the Dutch version of the successful Australian Headspace initiative, youth mental health walk-in centers serving prevention and early detection. Finally she runs (and initiated) a specialised youth mental health care service bridging the gap between child & adolescence and adult services. She has more than 30 years clinical experience and is part of several international collaborative research networks including YOUTHreach, Youth-GEMS, IBBC, Genes2MH, ENIGMA, PSYSCAN, RTOC, MINDDS.

Prof. dr. Thérèse van Amelsvoort (Coordinator)

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Prof. dr. Thérèse van Amelsvoort (Coordinator)

Academic Psychiatrist

Maastricht University

Thérèse van Amelsvoort is an academic psychiatrist and Professor in Transitional Psychiatry. She trained at Maudsley & Bethlem NHS/IoP/KCL (London) and currently leads the Mental Health academic research group of Maastricht University. She has obtained funding for, and supervised over 50 PhD projects and has been running the National Adult 22q11DS Centre of Expertise for over 20 years. In addition, she is co-founder of @ease (www.ease.nl), the Dutch version of the successful Australian Headspace initiative, youth mental health walk-in centers serving prevention and early detection. Finally she runs (and initiated) a specialised youth mental health care service bridging the gap between child & adolescence and adult services. She has more than 30 years clinical experience and is part of several international collaborative research networks including YOUTHreach, Youth-GEMS, IBBC, Genes2MH, ENIGMA, PSYSCAN, RTOC, MINDDS.