Hanneke Wardenaar-Wigman

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Assistant Professor

Mental health and planetary health

In both my research and educational activities, I aim to bring together mental health and planetary health. As a researcher, I study how mental health problems emerge, can be recognized, and may be prevented, taking into account the broader context of planetary health. Within our Graduate School, I teach how a broad perspective on mental health, and a better understanding of how our (mental) health is connected to the health of our planet, can help us move towards a healthy future for all.

- Alfonso Agrimiro PerezHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman (Host) 1-Feb-2026 → 1-May-2026 Hosting a visitor > Academic
- Member of selection panel for the University of Barcelona for selection of PhD students for their EU Marie Curie programHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman (Member of PhD Examining Committee) 2025 → Examination, teaching and supervision external institution > Academic
- Planetary Health Alliance (External organisation)Hanneke Wardenaar-Wigman (Member) 2025 → Membership > Professional
- Lorna StainesHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman (Host) Jun-2024 → Jul-2024 Hosting a visitor > Academic
- Dutch-Belgian network for ESM research in mental health Hanneke Wardenaar-Wigman (Please select a role) 14-Sep-2023 → 15-Sep-2023 Organising and contributing to an event > Academic
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- For women in science FellowshipHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman, 2017 Academic
- Veni grantHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman, 2014 Academic
- Poster prizeHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman, 2013 Academic
- Travel awardHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman, 2012 Academic
- Kootstra Talent FellowshipHanneke Wardenaar-Wigman, 2011 Academic
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CCNP - Clinical Cognitive Neuro-Psychiatry | Programme
ICPE - Interdisciplinary Center Psychopathology and Emotion Regulation | Programme
Mood and Anxiety Disorders | Group

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Positive affect as a buffer in the daily relationship between stress and psychotic experiences across the psychosis continuum

Predicting the First Onset of Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors in Adolescents Using Multimodal Risk Factors: A Four-Year Longitudinal Study

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Mental health and planetary health

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Positive affect as a buffer in the daily relationship between stress and psychotic experiences across the psychosis continuum

Predicting the First Onset of Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors in Adolescents Using Multimodal Risk Factors: A Four-Year Longitudinal Study

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