Our Team

Wouter Lambrecht is affiliated as a clinical neuropsychologist with the Center for Neuropsychology & the Brain Injury Practice (Ghent). In addition to a coordinating and supervising role, he is mainly active in the field. Within his clinical work, he carries out neuropsychological diagnostics and offers neuropsychological rehabilitation (in terms of cognition, emotion & behavior). He also uses various neuropsychotherapeutic principles. Wouter is also regularly asked to carry out expertises.

Besides his clinical work, Wouter regularly gives lectures and training on the consequences of ABI and neuropsychology in general. This as a guest lecturer within training courses at various colleges and universities, but also as a 'freelancer' for e.g. general practitioners. He also guides peer support contacts and information evenings for people with ABI and their environment.

He also collaborates with others to develop new treatments, to develop new tests, ... Wouter is also (co-)author of a number of articles and co-wrote the book 'Breinzicht' with Noortje Hermans and the therapeutic manual 'Kop Op!' with Camille De Schaepmeester. Wouter very regularly retrains himself by following specialized courses and congresses. For example, he followed the specialization course in Parkinson's care, a multi-day ACT course and a one-year course in narrative therapy.

Mattias De Coninck is a clinical neuropsychologist and works within the Antwerp department of the Center for Neuropsychology. In addition to neuropsychological assessment, individuals with acquired brain injury can come to him for cognitive and emotional rehabilitation. Because the person with an acquired brain injury is often not alone in life, loved ones can also turn to Mattias for psychological guidance and information. Mattias uses the principles of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy during emotional rehabilitation and psychological counseling. He also has a special interest in new techniques that can improve cognitive rehabilitation (VR-reality, tDCS, ...).

Chloë focuses on supporting people within complex interpersonal dynamics. She works mainly with couples and families.

Charlotte has an affinity for neurodegenerative diseases (including dementia). She is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of various problems.

Annelies combines research work with diagnostics and therapeutic guidance for people with acquired brain injury and their direct environment.

Sofie is responsible for the treatment and guidance of people with neuropsychological complaints. She also focuses on diagnostics and intelligence assessments.

Phaedra focuses on both the diagnostic and therapeutic aspects, including group sessions around cognitive training and virtual reality.

Nina is trained in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) and is following continuous education to further specialize in guiding people with acquired brain injury.

Kato works part-time at the Vitaz hospital in the rehabilitation department and is currently following a specialization course in neuropsychological diagnostics.

Nora is responsible for neuropsychological diagnostics and guidance in Genk. In addition, she is connected as a researcher to Maastricht University.

Kathleen specializes in the diagnosis of acquired brain injury and neurodegenerative diseases, and provides guidance and psychoeducation to patients and their loved ones.

Joni is committed to the recovery of people with acquired brain injury through cognitive training. She is currently further specializing via a postgraduate degree.

Naomi attaches great importance to a personal approach. Clients can come to her for thorough diagnostics with attention to cognition and emotion.

Glynn guides adults with various neurological disorders and uses a highly empathetic, scientifically based approach.

Fiebe is responsible for neuropsychological diagnostics, as well as for cognitive rehabilitation and emotional support for people with acquired brain injury.