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Mirjam Oosterman is an Associate Professor in Clinical Child Family Studies at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in research related to child rearing and development. Her academic work focuses on the intersection of parenting, attachment styles, and mental health. Through her research, she investigates the impacts of parental support and psychological well-being on family dynamics and child outcomes. She has actively collaborated on various projects, including the 'Stress - Smoke Free Start Life' project, aimed at understanding the effects of familial factors on child development. Oosterman has contributed to multiple publications and presentations in her field, emphasizing the importance of understanding parenting within the context of psychological frameworks and supporting families in distress. Her contributions extend into teaching, where she lectures on parenting and forensic psychology. She holds a strong professional network through her engagement in editorial work and various academic activities, highlighting her dedication to advancing knowledge in child and family studies.
Administered under the Department of Clinical Psychology for Master's in Clinical and Developmental Psychopathology.