Our team

I am Bibi Schreuder, co-owner and trainer at the Bert Hellinger institute Netherlands. From a great love of learning, I grant people their own learning process and support them in this. To let people get a grip on systemic thinking, I have developed many exercises. I appear to be a keen observer, with humor and love for the profession.

Systemic pedagogy came from my educational background. I find it interesting to systematically understand themes such as “bullying”, “learning difficulties”, “autism”, but also health issues. With constellations and through systemic coaching I support people in their movement in life or work.

I give workshops and training in different countries (in English). I completed the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and worked in secondary vocational education from 1976 to 2001 as a teacher in drawing and art education, and as an internship supervisor and coordinator.

Married to Jan Jacob Stam, mother of our (already mature) son and daughter. I have always been fascinated by the forces that occur in nature. Like the beauty of a tree that, after an ice storm years ago, is able to re-rise out of its broken branches. I also see systemic work as forces of nature that you cannot deny; you can only work with it.

My name is Rudolf Boerema and I live in Eelderwolde. Since May 2016 I have been working for the Bert Hellinger Institute. In addition to being a host, I am also a handyman, gardener and driver for the Bert Hellinger Institute. In my spare time I am a volunteer at the Bloemencorso Eelde for the Eelderwolde district and I also like to ride my motorcycle.

I have been working as a trainer and coach for over twenty years. Until 2003 I worked for various organizations including the Judicial Institutions Agency. Since 2004 I have run my own training agency and focus primarily on leadership development, team building, personal development and communication through training, coaching, peer review and process guidance.

From the moment I came into contact with constellations and followed various training courses I have my systemic glasses all the time on, and I integrate my systemic view into my work, where possible. I supervise workshops with family and organizational constellations. I give various courses and I am a systemic coach. I enjoy training, contributing to the dissemination of systemic work, and to tap into systemic awareness that is already there, in students, organizations and in society. My style is characterized as practical, decisive and connecting.

I am married, live in the middle of the country and I am the mother of two (adult) children.

I am Petra van de Kop and I provide the Training Systemic Advising at the Dutch Bert Hellinger Institute. I work as an advisor, coach and process supervisor and coach people, teams, organizations, neighborhoods, areas and networks for sustainable innovation. I enjoy looking at organizations as living systems and discovering, developing and contributing in co-creation to changes that are meaningful for people, organizations and society.

My love for living systems started early. As a child I wanted to become a forester or farmer. I went to the Agricultural University of Wageningen, graduated Cum Laude on ‘Land Use Systems’ and worked for fifteen years as a consultant for various organizations at home and abroad. I regularly saw how people and projects broke with all kinds of good intentions. With systemic work I discovered glasses to gain insight into the sometimes tough undercurrent of change and renewal processes, and learned to use my own awareness as an instrument. Every time I am impressed by what that sets in motion.

I am married, mother of three teenagers and live in Wageningen. I like to wander through nature, often with a camera. I like to cook with fresh vegetables from our field. Outside and with Qigong I recharge, and find new inspiration.

I am Agnes Oen, originally a Work & Organization Psychologist and Physiotherapist. The central question in my work is why we do what we do. The speed and complexity of developments in society raise many questions. How do we respond to developments, how do we deal with pressure, what works, what is the problem. When I retire, I hope to have contributed to building a new way of living and working in response to these questions.

I experience the systemic view as an enormous enrichment. It gives us the opportunity to zoom in and out and understand how our behavior is driven by being part of systems.

It helps us look at what’s going on and hidden patterns can come into view. Recognize, acknowledge, see, a new look. Development starts with seeing reality.

Peter and I live in Woerden with our two children. I was born and raised in Groningen and my origin is Chinese, Indian. Oen means ‘warmth’ in Chinese. That is characteristic of me, I am a people person. Always curious about what is behind the first appearance of the other. With everything a person comes from. I also see the wisdom of our body as a valuable source. Our body often knows much before our mind. I use my passion for the martial art of Aikido in my work to understand the language of our body. In the systemic work I see our body as a mouthpiece for information from the field. Very easy because you always have it with you.

Are you going to discover from a systemic point of view? I am looking forward to meet you.