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Lydia Dalhuisen obtained her Master in Clinical Health Psychology in 2009 and graduated cum laude with a Master in Criminal Law in 2011, focusing on the interface of psychology and law, particularly studying the phenomenon of firesetting. In September 2011, she began her PhD research at the Willem Pompe Institute for Criminal Law and Criminology at Utrecht University. Currently, she serves as an Assistant Professor specializing in Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology. Her empirical legal research primarily addresses the impact and treatment of victims within forensic psychiatry. Additionally, she works as a deputy judge at the Amsterdam District Court, which complements her academic pursuits by providing practical insights into the legal system.
Utrecht University • Utrecht, Netherlands
Teaches courses in Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology, focusing on empirical legal research.
Amsterdam District Court • Amsterdam, Netherlands
Works as a deputy judge, integrating practical legal experience with academic research.
Department of Psychology