Henck celebrated his 25th anniversary as a clinical psychologist in 2004. He originally trained in the Netherlands as a clinical psychologist, where he also completed his psychotherapy training, specialising in cognitive behaviour therapy. Henck is an accredited member of the British association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP). He is also accredited as a trainer and supervisor by the BABCP. He has been on the board of professional organisations like the Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies and the Division of Clinical Psychology. He currently divides his time between the CBT-Partnership and the University of Hertfordshire where he leads the masters degree programme in cognitive and behaviour therapies.

Previous Experience

Previously he held positions as the academic director of the Auckland Institute for Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (New Zealand), consultant clinical psychologist (personality disorders) and deputy director of the ‘Pedologisch Instituut Rotterdam’ (the Netherlands). Since 1990 he has worked in private practice.