Cristina Po Wenger

Cristina Po Wenger

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Cristina Po Wenger is a medical writer with a Sociology Degree from the University of Stirling. Her experience in education, mental health, and humanitarian response projects provides valuable insights to her writing. Proficient in English, French, and German, Cristina excels in effectively communicating mental health topics to a diverse audience.

Education

KALU Institue
Masters Degree, International Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid
2015 - 2016

University of Stirling
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Marketing and Sociology
2009 - 2013

References

‘When Nepal Trembled: Survival Stories’. El Pais.

Authored

Authored by Cristina Po Wenger

All content on this page has been medically reviewed for accuracy by a qualified medical professional. Medically Reviewed
  • May 31st 2024
  • Est. 12 minutes read

Cognitive behavioral therapy, shortened to CBT, is a common type of talking therapy that focuses on the patterns of your…

  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Dr. Brittany Ferri, Ph.D.
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  • Aug 21st 2023
  • Est. 5 minutes read

Alcohol is a psychoactive substance classified as a “depressant” for its effects on the body. Alcohol use is prevalent throughout…

  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Dr. Jenni Jacobsen, Ph.D.
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  • Mar 29th 2023
  • Est. 8 minutes read

Worrying about health, work, money, or family forms part of everyday life. Temporary anxiety can stem from stressful or traumatic…

  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Morgan Blair
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  • Mar 29th 2023
  • Est. 8 minutes read

Dating someone with borderline personality disorder (BPD) might be intense, chaotic, and conflictive, due to their emotional instability, impulsive behaviour,…

  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Morgan Blair
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  • Feb 1st 2023
  • Est. 4 minutes read

Histrionic personality disorder (HPD) is a psychiatric disorder that causes exaggerated emotions and attention-seeking behavior. Commonly known as dramatic personality behavior,…

  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Rychel Johnson
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  • Jan 31st 2023
  • Est. 6 minutes read
  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Victoria Clarke
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  • Jan 31st 2023
  • Est. 8 minutes read
  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Victoria Clarke
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  • Jan 12th 2023
  • Est. 7 minutes read

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are mental health conditions with overlapping symptoms. These two psychiatric disorders can…

  • Written by Cristina Po Wenger
  • Medically reviewed by Dr. Leila Khurshid, PharmD