Cédric Vanneste

Cédric Vanneste is a Researcher and Lecturer at Thomas More College, Belgium, specializing in transgressive behaviour and forensic psychology. He is part of the People and Well-being research group, focusing on assessment and intervention strategies within various contexts. His work includes supervising undergraduate theses on topics like exhibitionism and coordinating postgraduate courses in Forensic Psychodiagnostics and Counselling.

• Education: Master's in Labour and Organisational Psychology (KU Leuven, 2013), Master's in Clinical Psychology (KU Leuven, 2014), Certificate in Prevention Advisor Psychosocial Aspects (Odisee College, 2019), Postgraduate Diploma in Psychodiagnostics (Thomas More College, 2021).
• Professional Experience: Former coordinator of the psychosocial service at the City of Antwerp (until 2020), previously at Belgian Railways (2014–2018).

Teaching roles include Forensic Psychology, graduate courses in Orthopaedic Counselling and Social Work, and supervision of bachelor's theses. His research integrates clinical, organisational, and forensic perspectives to address behavioral and psychosocial challenges.