dr. JDM (Josanne) van Dongen

Biography

Dr. Josanne van Dongen is currently appointed as an associate professor of Forensic Psychology at the Erasmus University Rotterdam where she leads the forensic education within the new Forensic and Legal Psychology master program.

After her initial research on the link between psychosis and violence, she is now director of the SAFER Lab. In that lab, Social Affective and Forensic Electrophysiological Research is conducted to promote a 'safer' society. For instance, she studies electrophysiology and brain modulation techniques to investigate the role of empathy in relation to callous and unemotional traits. Insights from this research are used to develop new interventions that may reduce violence risk.

In 2017, Dr. van Dongen was (inter)nationally recognized in the field of forensic psychology by receiving a prestigious Early Career Award by the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services, and over the years she has received different research grants. Besides publishing her work in international peer reviewed journals, Dr. van Dongen also contributed to edited books on Forensic Psychiatry, has chaired several international symposia, and is currently appointed as a member of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Forensic Mental health Services and chair of the International Scientific Council of the Expertise centre of Forensic Psychiatry in the Netherlands.

Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences

Associate professor | Clinical Psychology
Email
j.d.m.vandongen@essb.eur.nl

Work

  • Josanne Dongen (2019) - International Journal of Forensic Mental Health (Journal) (Editor)
    Activity: Publication Peer-review Academic
  • Josanne Dongen (2016) - Threat assessment of disordered threateners (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional
  • Josanne Dongen, I Brazil & Ingmar Franken (2015) - Psychopathy and its relation to empathy (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Academic
  • Josanne Dongen & T van Neerbos (2015) - Threat assessment of disordered threateners (Speaker)
    Activity: Oral presentation Professional

4.2C Etiology of Offender Types & Foren.

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWP4025F

4.2P Techniques in Forensic Neuroscience

Year
2024
Course Code
FSWP4026F

News regarding dr. JDM (Josanne) van Dongen

Criminals less aggressive and violent after brain stimulation

Violent clients are more likely to have damaged brains. That can influence behavior. Brain stimulation is a solution, according to Dr. Josanne van Dongen.
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