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11-10-2012, p.3 Aan Gent gebonden, Antwerpen, Brugge-Oostkust, Brussel-Noordrand, Dender, Kempen, Kortrijk-Waregem-Menen, Leuven-Hageland, Limburg, Mechelen-Lier, Meetjesland - Leiestreek, Oostende-Westhoek, Pajottenland, Roeselare-Tielt-Izegem, Vlaamse Ardennen - Gentse Rand, Waasland Al zeven meldingen van grensoverschrijdend gedrag De bekentenis van professor Walter Vandereycken heeft veel losgemaakt. Zeker bij patiënten die bij hem behandeld werden. InHet journaal van VRT getuigde gisteravond de zus van een vrouw die in therapie ging bij de man. De vrouw stapte vorig jaar uit het leven, maar had vroeger al meermaals aan haar zus beklag gedaan over de 'losse handjes' van Vandereycken. 'Maar wij geloofden mijn zus niet, omdat ze zélf in de psychiatrie zat en misschien loog. Nu blijkt dat het wel waar was.' Daarnaast kwamen gisteren nog minstens drie meldingen van grensoverschrijdend gedrag van Vandereycken. Gust Rector, directeur van de Broeders Alexianen in Tienen, kreeg telefoon van een van zijn ex-patiënten. De vrouw ging twintig jaar geleden bij Vandereycken in therapie, maar zoekt nu hulp omdat ze 'met iets zit'. Ook psychiater Dirk De Wachter werd gecontacteerd door een vrouw die zegt dat ze slachtoffer werd van ongepast gedrag door professor Vandereycken. Daarnaast ontvingen wij op de redactie nog een e-mail van een jonge vrouw die vertelt dat ze door hem misbruikt werd tijdens haar therapie. Walter Vandereycken gaf inTerzake eergisteren ook zélf toe dat hij met drie van zijn patiënten een seksuele relatie had. De affaire doet ook de vraag rijzen of we in België niet af moeten van het beroepsgeheim. Dat zorgt ervoor dat psychiaters en psychologen die verhalen over ongeoorloofd gedrag van collega's opvangen, daar moeilijk mee naar buiten kunnen. De Vlaamse Vereniging voor Psychiatrie en de Belgische Federatie van Psychologen pleiten nu om het beroepsgeheim te vervangen door een meldingsplicht, zoals die ook al in Nederland bestaat. Dat leidde daar al tot 400 klachten in vijf jaar. (mkm, phu) © Corelio .

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