Review of the Different Thinking Symposium 2021
The paraDIGMA groep Different Thinking Symposium 2021 was once again a success!
September 2021 marked this year's Anders Denken Symposium with the theme "Looking Different. Four diverse and inspiring speakers shared from their expertise how they look differently at their field and the world. And this year also for the viewer differently than usual, namely completely online and watchable at your convenience.
paraDIGMA groep founder and CEO Rudo Vissers told us why a wage sanction was precisely something to celebrate; writer Francien Regelink, with her ADHD, knows how to make good use of her qualities and looks not at limitations but at possibilities! Philosopher and psychiatrist Damiaan Denys gave us an enlightening insight on all possible forms of mental 'problems' and showed us why an illness has become a metaphor, and finally professor and professor Maarten van Rossem on what Anders Denken has brought him in life. During the panel session with Maarten van Rossem, Damiaan Denys and Rudo Vissers, there was plenty of voting and reaction from the (home) audience.
All in all, an inspiring month to look back on (differently)! Want to get a taste of the atmosphere or just briefly enjoy the presentations? Then watch our aftermovie and leave a comment on LinkedIn with #Andersdendenkensymposium.
See you next year!
Come work for paraDIGMA groep and help us make a difference in the field of Sustainable Employability!
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