• Theoretical Investigation of Etiology and Remission in Antiscoial and Psychopathic Personality disorders;
• Theoretical Investigation of Etiology and Remission in Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders;
• Multidisciplinary Aspects of Personality Disorders (psychosocial, intrapsychic, neurologic, genetic, cognitive, cultural and religious;
• Multidisciplinary Aspects of Psychosis (psychosocial, intrapsychic, neurologic, genetic, cognitive, cultural and religious;
• Philosophical aspects of Mental Disorders;
• Neurobiological Maturation in Recovered Mental Disordered Patients;
• Theoretical Model of Brain-Behavior Interaction;
• Mutldimensional psychopathology;
• Theoretical Models for New Psychotherapeutic Apporaches.

• Professor dr. W. Kahn - Founder and President; email: WimKahn1@hotmail.com;
• W. H. J. Martens MD, PhD - Chair W. Kahn Institute, Advisor Psychiatry appointed by the European Commission (Leonardo da Vinci), and Member of the Research Council of the International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, UK  ; email: Martens_92@hotmail.com, or MartensW2000@yahoo.com;
• W. A. Tuijten - Secretary; email: Tuijten@lycos.com.

Other staff members:

• Drs. D. J. Piersma;
• Drs. F. W. Jimmink.

Advisory Board and Staff

• Prof. dr. George Agich (Section Psychiatric Ethics and member of advisory board of W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western University and F.J. O'Neill Chair of Clinical Bioethics, Transplant Center in Cleveland, USA;
• Prof. dr. Paul Appelbaum (Sections Theoretical Forensic Psychiatry and Psychiatric Ethics); Elizabeth K. Dollard Professor of Psychiatry, Medicine & Law; Director, Division of Psychiatry, Law, and Ethics, Dept. of Psychiatry, Columbia University, New York, USA; former president of the American Psychiatric Association; member of editorial board of various journals;
• Prof. dr. Bruce Arrigo (Section Theoretical Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry of W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Criminal Justice and Psychology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA; 
• Dr. Bernard Baars PhD (section Theoretical Neuroscience); Senior Fellow in Theoretical Neurobiology, The Neurosciences Institute, San Diego, USA, Co-editor of "Conciousness and Cognition" and "Science and Consciousness Review";
• Prof. dr. Simon Baron-Cohen (member of advisory board of W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Developmental Psychopathology, Department of Experimental Psychology and Psychiatry and Diercetor of Autism Research Center at Cambridge University, UK;
• Prof. dr. Dinesh Bhugra (section Theoretical Social and Cultural Psychiatry W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Mental Health and Cultural Diversity, David Goldberg Centre, King's College, London, and Elected President of The Royal College of Psychiatrists, UK; 
• Prof. dr. Kamaldeep Bhui (Section Theoretical Social and Cultural Psychiatry of W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Cultural Psychiatry and Epidemiology at Queen Mary University of London, UK;  
• Prof. dr. Amnon Carmi (section Psychiatric Ethics and member of advisory board of W. Kahn Institute); UNESCO Chair of Bioethics, Professor of Law and Medical Ethics at Haifa University, Israel, member of the World Health organization Expert Advisory Panel, and President of the World Association of Medical Law;
• Prof. dr. Bill Fulford (section Theoretical General Psychiatry, section Psychopathology of W.Kahn Institute); Professor of Philosophy of Mental Health at Warwick University and honorary consultant of Oxford University, UK; 
• Prof. dr. Ian Gold (section Philosophical Psychiatry, Theoretical Neuroscience); Canada Research Chair in Philosophy and Psychiatry at McGill University, Monreal, Quebec, Canada.
• Prof. dr. William Kahn (section Theoretical and Experimental Psychiatry; member of advisory board W. Kahn Institute); Founder and President of W. Kahn Institute;
• Prof. dr. Jack Katz (section Theoretical Cultural and Social Psychiatry and Theoretical Forensic Psychiatry), Professor of Sociology at the University of Carlifornia at Los Angeles 
• Dr. Wim Martens (Chair W. Kahn Institute and member of sections Theoretical Forensic Psychiatry, Theoretical Psychotherapy, and Psychopathology and member of the advisory board of W. Kahn Institute); Advisor Psychiatry appointed by the European Commission (Leonardo da Vinci);
• Prof. dr. Jim Overholser (sections Theoretical Psychology and Theoretical Psychotherapy of W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Psychology at Case Western University, Cleveland, USA;
• Prof. dr. Charles Oppenheimer (Section Theoretical Medicine; member of advisory board of W. Kahn Institute)
• Prof. dr. Georges Palermo (Section Theoretical Forensic Psychiatry and Theoretical Neuroscience); Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at Medical College of Wisconsin, Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, University of Nevada Medical School, USA;
• Prof. dr. Jonathan Pincus (section Theoretical  Neurology and member of advisory board of W. Kahn Institute): Professor of Neurology at University of Georgetown, USA;
• Prof. dr. Antonio Puente (section Theoretical Neuropsychology and Neurology); Professor of Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology and History of Psychology at University of Georgia, USA;
• Dr. Dan Reidenberg (section Theoretical Psychotherapy), Executive director of SAVE (Suicide Awareness Voices of Education), Maniging Director of the National Council for Suicide Prevention, and Chair of the American Psychotherapy Association, USA;
• Prof. dr. Anthony Rothschild (section Theoretical General Psychiatry, Theoretical Neuropsychiatry), Professor of Psychiatry, Vice-Chair for Research, Director of Center of Psychopharmacologic Research and Treatment, Director of Senior Scholar Program, University of Massachusetts medical School, USA;
• Prof. dr. Michael Schwartz (section Theoretical General Psychiatry and member of the  advisory board of W. Kahn Institute); Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Case Western University, Cleveland, and Director of the Irvin Foudation (Psychiatric Education), USA;
• Prof. dr. Digby Tantam (sections Theoretical Psychotherapy and Theoretical General Psychiatry); Professor of Psychotherapy and Director Center for the Study of Conflict and Conciliation, Social Care Trust, University of Sheffiield, UK;
• Dr. Robert Waska (section Theoretical Psychotherapy), psychoanalyst, Private Practice, San Francisco and Marin County, USA;
• Prof. dr. Jan Verplaetse (section Psychiatric Ethics,; Philosophy and Law, Gent University, Belgium.