Leen Ryckaert

Leen Ryckaert (Ghent, 8 November 1957) is a Flemish psychologist and writer.

Leen Ryckaert
BornMagdalena Maria Daniella
(1957-11-08) 8 November 1957
Ghent, Belgium
Occupation
Psychologist
LanguageDutch
NationalityBelgian
CitizenshipBelgian
Website
www.leenryckaert.be

Ryckaert studied psychology and educational sciences at the University of Ghent.[1] She was scientific assistant at the University of Ghent and psycho-pedagogic consultant at a PMS-centre (now CLB – Centre for Student Coaching). She now has an independent practice as clinical psychologist.

In March 2011, the book Je bent niet jouw gedachten was published.[2][3] It is a guide for people suffering from occupational burnout and depression (mood) and offers a way to choose for happiness.

Ryckaert is the author of the book Omgaan met Ouders,[4] a handbook for teachers to help them deal in their meetings with parents.

In 1985, Ryckaert published the paper "Kohlberg's cognitive moral development theory. Application to juvenile delinquency"[5] and in 1987 the paper "The control of anger and aggressive behaviour. The role of cognitive factors"[6]

Works

Non-fiction
  • Omgaan met ouders (2006) ISBN 978 94 014 2652 7
  • Je bent niet jouw gedachten (2011) ISBN 978 908 16489 05
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References
  1. "Ghent University Library Search Results". lib.ugent.be.
  2. "Je bent niet jouw gedachten". boek.be.
  3. "Uitgeverij Manage4U". uitgeverij.manage4u.nl.
  4. "Omgaan met ouders". lannoo.be. 20 January 2016.
  5. "Tijdschrift voor sociale wetenschappen Impact Factor – Abbreviation – ISSN – Journal Database". www.journal-data.com.
  6. "Tijdschrift voor sociale wetenschappen Impact Factor – Abbreviation – ISSN – Journal Database". www.journal-data.com.
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