Hilde Schuiringa has been working as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Developmental Psychology since 2017. She is interested in both environmental factors (parenting, parent-child relationship, family factors) and child factors ( social information processing, IQ/LVB, executive functions, emotion regulation) that can explain behavioral problems in children, and investigates the effectiveness of treatments. 
She is also interested in personality pathology, emotion regulation, environmental factors, negative life events and developmental tasks in adolescents and young children  in clinical samples (APOLO and APOLO-kids project). 
In her research and teaching, she focuses on the connection between scientific research and clinical applications. 

Hilde Schuiringa received her PhD from the Department of Developmental Psychology (UU) in 2014. As a lecturer, she is involved in the BA and MA teaching of psychology, and the master Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (as program coordinator). She is also a teacher at the post-master's program for Clinical Psychologist and affiliated researcher and supervisor at Reinier van Arkel.  

Hilde Schuiringa studied health sciences (Public Health: Health Promotion and Education) at Maastricht University.