Farida Koch blends clinical psychology and neuropsychology, offering a unique interdisciplinary perspective in her writing. With a degree in Psychology (with a minor in Molecular Biology & Genetics) and a master’s in Clinical Health Psychology specializing in Neuropsychology, she has explored cognitive functions and emotional well-being through both research and practice.
Her research on parenting styles, problematic internet use, and indecisiveness addresses contemporary psychological challenges. Having worked across multiple countries, she applies her expertise in mood and neurodevelopmental disorders, grief, stress, and relationships to make psychology accessible, insightful, and relevant.