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Glenn Kiekens

@gkiekens.bsky.social
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Dad | Assistant Prof of Clinical Psychology @Tilburg University | FWO Senior Research Fellow @KU Leuven | Clinical Psychologist @PraxisP | Associate Editor @SPPE | Studying all things self-injury for better understanding, prevention, and intervention

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Glenn Kiekens @gkiekens.bsky.social · 24/06/2026
Off to the ISSS conference with this year rising star Tinne Buelens! Looking forward to engaging discussions, new ideas, and reconnecting with colleagues and friends in Stockholm. Excited for a few days of science, collaboration, and catching up with the self-injury research community. #ISSS2026
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Wolfgang Viechtbauer @wviechtb.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
The third edition of the Open Handbook of Experience Sampling Methodology is out! The book includes 14 chapters that cover all aspects of designing, running, and analyzing the data from an ESM/EMA study. The book is freely available here: www.kuleuven.be/samenwerking...
Cover of the Open Handbook of Experience Sampling Methodology.
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Glenn Kiekens @gkiekens.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
Want to join our team as postdoc? This is your chance 👇👇
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Glenn Kiekens @gkiekens.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
Want to join our team as postdoc? This is your chance 👇👇
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Glenn Kiekens @gkiekens.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
📢 We are hiring two postdocs, join our team at Tilburg University: Do you want to work with EMA and cutting-edge quantitative methods to inform digital interventions (EMIs/JITAIs) for self-injury or anxiety and depression? Vacancy: tiu.nu/23181 @abct-ssi-sig.bsky.social @iaspinfo.bsky.social
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Job opening: Two postdocs in dynamic risk modeling in internationalizing disorders & non-suicidal self-injury (23181)
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Glenn Kiekens @gkiekens.bsky.social · 01/06/2025
A month ago, we welcomed our son Til. It’s been an intense and grounding time. He’s already the most rewarding adventure. As he takes his first steps into the world (figuratively, for now), it turns out that developmental trajectories are even more fascinating when you get to observe one up close.
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