Sander Voerman is a senior researcher and philosopher with nine years of experience exploring human agency, responsibility, selfhood, and the ethics of health and illness. He earned a PhD from Tilburg University on the psychological nature of normative reasons and coauthored a widely used Dutch textbook on the free will debate that prepared high school students for philosophy exams. Currently based in The Hague, he combines applied research roles at Parnassia Groep, MRC, and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam to design new concepts and practices for mental health care in the Netherlands. His work bridges rigorous conceptual analysis and practical redesign of psychiatric services, reflecting sustained engagement with both academic and clinical stakeholders since 2015. In addition to lecturing and teaching, he has contributed to telecare ethics and long-term projects like Redesigning Psychiatry, showing a consistent interest in translating philosophical insight into healthcare innovation.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Johan de Witt
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Philosophy, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Philosophy at Tilburg University
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Sander Voerman - Senior Researcher at Parnassia Groep