Eva Billen (PhD) is an assistant professor in the department of clinical psychology at the University of Amsterdam. She got her PhD at Tilburg University on improving the understanding of self-regulation in forensic settings. Her main interest is in forensic psychology and treatment. She has specific interests in self-regulation and personality, as well as changes and improvement during treatment and risk assessment. She has an interest in longitudinal and time-series data, both in the long-term and short-term. Research methods mostly focus on questionnaire and file data, but also include task data, qualitative interviews and experience sampling methods.

Expertise and research fields

• Forensic psychology
• Self-regulation
• Personality
• Longitudinal designs
• Clinical psychology
   

Research methods

• Longitudinal designs
• Questionnaire studies
• Experience sampling methods

Current research projects

Using experience sampling to measure and track self-regulation on a daily basis. Investigating the factor structure and use of a mindfulness questionnair in forensic settings. Validity of the Good Lives Model in general and forensic settings

Research grants & honours

• Starting grant

Current collaborations

• Fivoor
• De Waag 

Bachelor Psychology

• Bachelor thesis supervisor
• Clinical Interviewing and Diagnostic Skills
• Psychotherapy and Therapeutic skills
• Personality and Personality Disorders

Master Clinical Forensic Psychology

• Interventions (coördinator)
• Masterthesis (coördinator/supervisor)

Master Clinical Psychology

• Masterthesis (coördinator)

Research Master

• Masterthesis and internship supervisor