Vivienne de Vogel is a Professor of Forensic Mental Health Care at Maastricht University and President of the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services. Her research focuses on effective assessment, violence risk management, and gender-sensitive treatment for forensic clients. She earned her Master of Science from Leiden University.
Vivienne is passionate about bridging the gap between academic research and public understanding. She frequently appears on national radio and podcasts to discuss sensitive topics like male abuse victims and women in forensic care, and she actively organizes symposiums on diversity and inclusion within her field.
Unique fact: She is the developer of several violence risk assessment tools used in forensic practice, including the "Female Additional Manual" (FAM) for women.
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