Persons
Miranda Trippenzee, Margreet Smit & Maleah Knevel
As educators working with future healthcare professionals, we believe that professional and personal development stems from reflection and self-knowledge. We’ve witnessed how helping students develop self-awareness and reflection skills transforms their educational journey and professional identity formation. You need to be present to become aware of yourself and your environment. This awareness is the first step toward stepping off autopilot and making conscious, authentic choices.
I have a background in Mental Health Sciences and Psychology. From early on, I’ve felt a strong drive to stand up for the greatness in people — that inner compass that helps us navigate life. I believe that resilience and personal leadership emerge when we act from our authentic core, even in times of challenge. There’s something deeply powerful about someone who stays true to themselves and responds to life with clarity, calm, and compassion. Not only does it bring strength to the individual, it positively impacts those around them. It all begins with BEING: knowing who you are, and acting from that place with integrity. 
