My name is Thomas Romme. I have worked as a physiotherapy lecturer for six years and, since 2025, I have been involved with the Clinical Decision-Making in Movement Care research group (Lectoraat Klinische Besluitvorming in de Beweegzorg) at Utrecht University of Applied Sciences. I plan to further investigate ecological psychology, dynamical systems, and enactivism, and to develop teaching and practice-based projects that translate these ideas in co-creation with students, clinicians, and patients.
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With seven years of primary-care experience, I continue treating patients with students in Gezond en Wel (HU). I teach across years 1–4 of the bachelor’s program. Alongside supervising student research, I conduct PhD research on chronic low back pain from an ecological–enactive perspective, supported by an awarded doctoral grant.
Expertises:
- Ecological dynamics
- Enactivism
- Affordance-based therapy
- Chronic musculoskeletal pain