Medium and large events. Mental health care. Community mental health. We support mental health providers and new innovative programs, products and campaigns.

Strategic consulting, including advice, innovation, strategy development and technical assistance and training for new programs.

High & Intensive Care (HIC) and Active Recovery Triade (ART) are two new innovative programs for inpatient mental health. As a group of directors we stimulate the development of these new National programs and labels.

resource group assertive community treatment (R-ACT) foundation in the Netherlands. For more details www.ract.nl Focus on implementing Resource Groups in the Netherlands.

Scouting and developing new and challenging local, national & international green mental health projects. And creating conferences and other events. Green Hubs, nature on prescription, eco-therapy, healing environment, healing gardens, for people with (severe) mental illness.

National recovery action platform, members board mental health & substance abuse providers

Resilience is not something you are born with, it is something that you can learn. We organized medium (300+) and large (850+) national events and teached for many years a variety of tools and techniques that can build up your resilience and literally change your mental, physical and emotional responses to stressful situations. I am currently not more working in this role and organisation.

community support teams (sociale wijkteams) community helpdesks (vraagwijzers), leadership course, management development, teamleaders, Rotterdam, empowerment. (sociaal domein)

Brand development GGZ+, Developed brand strategy.

Strategic Consulting, including National business plan & strategy development.

Public mental health care, Research: evidence based practices , Quality & innovation in mental health care

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an Evidence-Based Practice Model designed to provide treatment, rehabilitation and support services to individuals who are diagnosed with a severe mental illness and whose needs have not been well met by more traditional mental health services. The ACT team provides services directly to an individual that are tailored to meet his or her specific needs. ACT teams are multi-disciplinary and include members from the fields of psychiatry, nursing, psychology, social work, substance abuse and vocational rehabilitation. Based on their respective areas of expertise, the team members collaborate to deliver integrated services of the recipients' choice, assist in making progress towards goals, and adjust services over time to meet recipients' changing needs and goals. The staff-to-recipient ratio is small (one clinician for every ten recipients), and services are provided 24-hours a day, seven days a week, for as long as they are needed.ACT teams deliver comprehensive and flexible treatment, support, and rehabilitation services to individuals in their natural living settings rather than in hospital or clinic settings. This means that interventions and skills teaching are carried out at the locations where individuals live, work, and socialize and where support is needed. ACT teams share responsibility for the people they serve and use assertive engagement to proactively engage individuals in treatment.

I had a lot of headache ;-) at that time...bizzy period...

Deputy inspector (BOPZ) at Region Zuid-Holland/Zeeland & Head Quarters (HQ) Rijswijk.

Social psychiatry & crisisintervention