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The team of authors for our psychology magazine

In our psychology magazine, we break down the stigma surrounding mental health and make well-researched psychological content easily accessible. You'll find articles and personal stories on topics such as relationships, depression, stress, self-esteem, and careers.

The people behind the articles

All articles in Instahelp psychology magazine are written or reviewed by clinical psychologists and psychotherapists. Get to know them better.

Our commitment to quality

Our magazine supports you with expert advice on mental well-being. To ensure this, we adhere to the highest quality standards: All articles are written by experts in psychology and undergo a double-review process.

Preparation of the initial draft

Our authors create the first draft based on their expertise, experience, and scholarly research. The articles include practical exercises, tips, and methods from cognitive behavioral therapy.

Subject-specific & language assessment

A team of experts reviews the content and exercises for accuracy and language. In addition to fact-checking, they ensure that the wording is clear and easy to understand.

Finalization & publication

The lead authors are responsible for the recommendations, followed by a final review. All articles are regularly reviewed and updated.

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Self-esteem

8 ways in which strong women quite often stand in their own way

Quite often, strong women make life difficult for themselves. Why not change your modus operandi and discover how easy many things can suddenly can? Here we sing the praises of multifaceted femininity, where women are allowed to be strong and weak.

Anxiety and phobias

What does a lemon have to do with fear? How to deal with panic attacks

“Suddenly I feel dizzy and sick. My knees give in and I fear I might fall over and lose consciousness. I might have a brain tumour. My heart is racing, my chest feels tight and I fear I’m having a heart attack.” This is how a client described her experience, which points to panic attacks.

Stress

I Can’t Take It Anymore, What Should I do? 5 Tips to Overcome a Crisis

“I can’t take it anymore” – A thought that not many people in our performance-oriented society tell others about. We are used to be fine all the time, not showing weakness and even less we say, “It is just too much for me”. As an answer to the question “How are you?”, we expect “Thanks, fine. How are you?” This is how it had been in Gerhard’s life for too long. He gave more than he got back until he could not do it anymore at a certain point – he was mentally and physically burned out. His diagnose burnout. Looking back on those times, he would handle many things in a different way. In this article, you find 5 tips, if you feel overwhelmed by your life.

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