A healthy life starts with a healthy mind
At Discussing Psychology, we believe the key to living a healthier, happier life is to build positive mental health habits that last.
That’s why we’ve made it our goal to create content that conveys complex psychological topics in an easily understood format.
Ultimately, our goal is to help you unlock your true potential through a sound understanding of psychology. Look after your mind and it will look after you!
Our Team
When creating content, our team is able to draw upon years of practical, hands-on experience across a range of psychological professions and experiences including counselling, organizational psychology, academic research publishing and much more.
Content Writer
Emma Loker, BSc (Hons) Psychology
Emma Loker is a psychology graduate and is currently studying for a postgraduate diploma in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapeutic Counselling at the University of Cambridge. She has two years’ experience working in an autism-specialist school and is also a passionate content writer for psychological topics.
Content Writer
Paul Ewbank, BSc (Hons) Psychology
Paul is a psychology graduate and freelance content writer, specializing in creating online mental health related content. Paul has previously helped create online iCBT courses for schools and workplaces and has a wide range of experience collaborating with clinical psychologists to create online resources and treatment guides for phobias.
Content Writer
Emily Mendez, BSc Psychology, M.S., Ed.S
Emily is a former private practice psychotherapist who has more than 15 years of experience working in the mental health field. Emily holds an ED.S. in Mental Health Counseling as well as a MsED in Counseling. One of the leading voices in mental health, Emily’s writing has appeared in eCounseling, SonderMind, TherapyTribe, and more.
Content Writer & Health Products Journalist
Marcel Deer, BA Journalism
Marcel Deer is a qualified journalist with a keen interest in nootropics and life-enhancing supplements. Marcel has worked with a number of supplement brands, psychology publications, and alternative medicine providers and has a sincere belief that supplements can and should be used to improve cognition and overall well-being where appropriate.
Featured Writer & LMFT
Nicole Arzt, Masters in Counseling | BSc Psychology
Nicole Arzt has 10+ years of direct clinical experience as a practicing psychotherapist in Southern California. She treats complex trauma and existential stressors with a specialized focus on working with newer therapists. Her debut book, Sometimes Therapy Is Awkward, is available wherever books are sold.
Reviewer & Editor
Michelle L. Crowley, PhD Psychology
Michelle L. Crowley is a past-practicing clinical psychologist who assists postgraduate, academic, and nonfiction writers express their ideas more eloquently in their own voices as a freelance developmental, review, copy editor and coach. Michelle is also our lead editor and content reviewer.
Founder
Jason Edwards, BCom Marketing
Jason Edwards has a background in marketing, communications and writing. His role involves managing the site’s newsletter, testing and reviewing products and collaborating with writers and editors to manage article publication and broader content strategy.
Our Review Process
We strive to deliver informative and relevant content on psychological topics. Each article is based on credible, research-based sources, many of which have been written by professionals with backgrounds in mental health and psychology. All articles are manually fact-checked, edited and reviewed by accredited professionals in the field of psychology.
Medical & Informational Policy
Discussing Psychology and it's associated content is not a substitute for professional health or mental-health advice or diagnosis. Our content exists for entertainment purposes only. Always contact a relevant, qualified health professional when making decisions regarding your health, lifestyle, diet or otherwise.
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