Marieke Vogel is a dynamic force in the field of child welfare and social services, serving as the founder and lead trainer at Trainingsbureau De Zwaluw. With a profound commitment to enhancing the quality of care in youth services, Marieke specializes in the implementation of...
Marieke Vogel is a dynamic force in the field of child welfare and social services, serving as the founder and lead trainer at Trainingsbureau De Zwaluw. With a profound commitment to enhancing the quality of care in youth services, Marieke specializes in the implementation of the Signs of Safety framework, a strengths-based approach designed to improve collaboration between families and professionals. Under her leadership, Trainingsbureau De Zwaluw has become a pivotal resource for organizations seeking to adopt this transformative methodology.
In her current role, Marieke oversees a range of key projects that focus on delivering both foundational and advanced training in Signs of Safety. These programs are meticulously crafted to equip professionals with the necessary skills to navigate complex family dynamics and foster a culture of safety and support. Marieke's expertise extends beyond training; she also provides consultancy services that guide organizations through the comprehensive process of integrating Signs of Safety into their operational structures. This holistic approach ensures that the principles of safety and collaboration are woven into the very fabric of organizational culture.
Marieke’s extensive background in psychology, executive coaching, and organizational development allows her to effectively address the diverse needs of her clients. Her training sessions not only cover the core elements of Signs of Safety but also incorporate solution-focused strategies and transcultural approaches to ensure inclusivity and effectiveness in practice. As a member of the global community of Signs of Safety trainers and consultants, Marieke is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment where knowledge and best practices are shared, ultimately enhancing the impact of social services on the lives of children and families.
