Two innovations supporting the paradigm shift in Dutch multidisciplinary cross-sectoral collaboration - symposium overview
Sander van Arum
Independent expert interagency wraparound care serving abusive relationships
Sander van Arum is an independent expert consultant,developer & tutor with many years of experience in working with both victims and perpetrators of domestic violence and child abuse. He is chief tutor at the Centrale Rinogroep. Focus in his clinical work is on relational violence, child abuse within the family, family trauma and family resilience. He developed, initiated and implemented assessment tools and treatment programs which integrate individual and systemic approaches in working with adults andchildren.He holds a Master of Science in Clinical Child, Family and Education Studies from the University of Utrecht. He is a fully licensed allround psychotherapist and supervisor and chairs the forensic systems therapy section of the Dutch Association for Relational - and Family Therapy
Sander van Arum
Independent expert interagency wraparound care serving abusive relationships
Sander van Arum is an independent expert consultant, developer & tutor with many years of experience in working with both victims and perpetrators of domestic violence and child abuse. He is chief tutor at the Centrale Rinogroep. Focus in his clinical work is on relational violence, child abuse within the family, family trauma and family resilience. He developed, initiated and implemented assessment tools and treatment programs which integrate individual and systemic approaches in working with adults and children. He holds a Master of Science in Clinical Child, Family and Education Studies from the University of Utrecht. He is a fully licensed allround psychotherapist and supervisor and chairs the forensic systems therapy section of the Dutch Association for Relational- and Family Therapy. Together with Linda Vogtländer he developed a triage tool for domestic violence, child abuse and sexual abuse to support the Safe Home organizations to indicate the correct level of care to secure both the direct as well as the sustained safety of families, which is implemented nationwide.
Linda Vogtländer
Independent expert interagency wraparound care serving abusive relationships
Linda Vogtländer is a child and adolescent psychiatrist with many years of experience in working with youth and families with anti-social behaviour, domestic violence and child abuse. Focus in her clinical work in forensic psychiatry is on disruptive behaviour disorders, relational violence, sibling sexual abuse, child abuse and family trauma. Together with Sander van Arum she developed a triage tool for domestic violence, child abuse and sexual abuse to support the Safe Home organizations to indicate the correct level of care to secure the safety of families, which is implemented nationwide. She developed and researched the CAST method (Collaboration of Agencies in Systems-based Structured Treatment) for structured decision-making, planning of interventions and collaboration of professionals with each other and with the family in cases of child abuse. She wrote an extensive report for the Court of Justice analysing the crime scenario and reviewing the literature on the effects of sexual child abuse at a very early age (before 24 months) on the children and their parents at the request of the court in the case of Robert M., a daycare center nurse in the Netherlands who repeatedly during a period of nine months sexually abused sixty nine very young children.
Katinka Lünnemann
Verwey-Jonker Institute
Dr Katinka Lünnemann LLM is a senior researcher at the Verwey-Jonker Institute. She is a member of the research group Social Vitality, Security and Safety and coordinates the themegroup Law, Protection and Prevention. In 2006 en 2007, she was a professor of applied science (lector) in Law and Safety at university of applied science Avans Den Bosch. Dr Lünnemann was a University Lecturer in Criminal Law at Radboud University Nijmegen and as a Senior Lecturer in Legal Women Studies at Utrecht University, Faculty of Law, Economics and Governance. Her PhD research focused on criminal law and domestic violence. In 1996 she graduated as a Master of Science of Law at Amsterdam University on her thesis ‘Domestic Violence, concluded by Criminal Law?’ Her thesis examines the criminal regulation of violence against women in a domestic setting. As coordinator of the Law and Domestic Violence Research program at the institute, Katinka is skilled in qualitative and quantitative methods. She has carried out several evaluations of (criminal) laws and has conducted several studies on domestic violence, sexual violence, the evaluation of legislation, mediation and restorative justice.
Suzanne Tan
Bureau Tangram
Suzanne is a cultural anthropologist and an experienced researcher with a strong base in qualitative research. After working at the renowned Verwey-Jonker Institute for 15 years, she chose to work as an independent and self employed social scientist. Suzanne‘s drive is to give people in a marginal position in society a voice and bring the difficulties they face in life to the attention of policy makers in charge through in-depth evaluative and narrative research. Her point of departure is the experiences and observations of people in their position as clients, users, inhabitants or citizens. Suzanne’s mode of working enables her to reach out to people who are - in policy terms – so called inaccessible target groups. Suzanne did research among (street) prostitutes, illegal immigrants, minor refugees, youth in juvenile institutions, incarceratedvmothers, young delinquents and homeless people. Suzanne has become increasingly specialized in the field of domestic violence and child abuse. She evaluated policymaking and the effect of interventions, and conducted research on abusive families,intimate terrorism, honor-related killings and marital captivity. After a research project on safety issues in women’s shelters Suzanne and colleagues developed an instrument for screening safety risks in women’s shelters, now used throughout The Netherlands.
Abstract
The overarching theme of this symposium is the paradigm shift in The Netherlands from risk assessment- & management to safety assessment & safety planning in working with families or relationships with a high risk of relapse... [ view full abstract ]
Authors
- Sander van Arum (Independent expert interagency wraparound care serving abusive relationships)
- Sander van Arum (Independent expert interagency wraparound care serving abusive relationships)
- Linda Vogtländer (Independent expert interagency wraparound care serving abusive relationships)
- Katinka Lünnemann (Verwey-Jonker Institute)
- Suzanne Tan (Bureau Tangram)
Topic Area
Multi-disciplinary Interagency Approaches (MDIA) and Child Protection Units [Micromanageme
Session
Symposia10 » Session 3-Multidisciplinary Interagency Approaches (16:15 - Monday, 2nd October, Asia Room)
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