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Sille Schandorph Løkkegaard holds a MSc in Science and a PhD. She is an Associate Professor and Head of a Research Group at the University of Southern Denmark. Her research expertise focuses on child psychotraumatology, emphasizing the identification and treatment of traumatized children. She is actively involved in developing psychological assessment measures that are developmentally sensitive for young children. One of her significant contributions is the validation of the Odense Child Trauma Screening (OCTS), aimed at children between the ages of 4 and 8, alongside strategies to adapt these measures for different developmental levels. Løkkegaard has been pivotal in creating a national assessment battery for Danish Children Centers to alleviate the psychological impacts of abuse. Her work extends to implementing evidence-based interventions and trauma-informed assessments in Denmark and internationally. As part of her research activities, she has held various workshops and participated in numerous conferences. Løkkegaard is also recognized for her involvement in the quality development of psychological assessments for children exposed to trauma and her participation in a range of collaborative projects focused on improving care for traumatized autistic individuals.
University of Southern Denmark • Odense, Denmark
Leading research in child psychotraumatology and developing interventions for traumatized children.
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