Nanda Rommelse

Nanda Rommelse is a Professor at Utrecht University's Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, holding the chair for Clinical Developmental Psychology under the theme "Social and Personality Development: A Transactional Approach." Her research focuses on developmental psychopathology, neurodevelopmental disorders, and behavioral interventions.

• PhD (2008) and cum laude Master's (2004) in Neuropsychology from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
• Clinical Neuropsychologist (2021) and EMDR Practitioner (2019) certifications

Her work spans ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, mild intellectual disabilities, and inflammatory biotypes in mental health. She leads studies on elimination diets, synbiotics, and equine-assisted psychotherapy for neurodivergent youth. Articles show expertise in data-driven psychiatry, twin studies, and cross-disorder traits like emotion dysregulation.

Recent publications analyze:

• ADHD-stimulant medication dynamics (2025)
• Autism-curiosity exploration links (2024)
• Synbiotic interventions for ADHD/BPD (2024)
• Genetic-environmental risk amplification (2024)
• Horse-assisted therapy protocols for ASD (2024)

She contributes to evidence-based clinical practice frameworks addressing over/underdiagnosis in developmental psychiatry.