

Social Media distress
Social media has a significant influence on us nowadays, especially on children and young adults. It’s no secret social media is designed to be addictive. Receiving positive reactions to something you post on social media releases dopamine, which in turn stimulates the reward centre of our brain. The opposite unfortunately can however result in anxiety, depression or even worse.
Do you feel that your online activity is replacing meaningful real life connections? Are you sad when your post doesn’t get many likes? Do you heavily react to negative comments? Does this negatively effects your mood or lowers your self-esteem? Then talk to us. Don’t let it take over your life entirely.
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Psychologie Studentin
Lena Neumann
Психолог
Vera Danilova
Councillor
Katalin Vikuk
Psychologist
Anzhelika
Mindvalley Certified Life Coach/ Spiritual Coach/ Holistic Energy Healing Therapist/ Meditation Instructor
Delith Rubio
Psychology Student
Ksenia Trefilova
Holistic Psychologist
Julie Visotski
Psychology student
Grigoryeva Daria
Psychologin, M.Sc. Angewandte Psychologie
Sonya Anders
Psychotherapist
Armèle Angebault
Psychotherapeute
Bourova Fani
Diplom Psychologe, Paarberater, Systemischer Coach
Eberhard Bohrisch
Psychologist, MSc. (Psychological Counsellor)
Anika Feldmann
Psychologue de l’enfant et de l’adolescent
Decker Sophie
Psychologischer Berater & Businesscoach
Marco Rotberg
Family counsellor
Bernardus Fourie
Psychologie Studentin
Amira Ragab
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