Dr. Sasja Duijff is a pediatric psychologist and mindfulnesstrainer, specialised in early childhood development in both home- and hospital settings. She holds a PhD in the field of 22q11.2 deletion syndrome and advocates for mindfulness as an intervention for parents with medically complex children.

For twenty years, I’ve specialised in developmental psychology, particularly early childhood and conditions such as 22q11.2 deletion syndrome, Williams syndrome, and autism. My experience as a parent and clinician has shown me the importance of parental well-being for a thriving family, guiding my research focus.

Dr. Esther van Duin is a neuroscientist and psychologist passionate about bridging the gap between brain science and societal well-being. With her extensive background in researching psychiatric disorders and stress, she brings a scientific yet empathetic approach to her work. Esther is not only an academic but also a yoga instructor and advocate for mental health, utilizing her expertise to promote self-insight and empathy through teaching, coaching, and workshops. Her mission is to simplify complex neuroscience concepts to foster personal and professional growth in various community settings.