Mental health information, written and reviewed by professionals.
Gendrics explains mental health in plain language. Our articles come from licensed clinicians, psychologists and researchers, and each one is reviewed and sourced before it is published.
Helping people understand mental health, before and alongside professional care.
Mental health information is often hard to find and harder to follow. Gendrics turns clinical knowledge and published research into clear explanations, with real-world examples, so you know what to expect and when to seek help.
What Gendrics does
- Explains conditions, symptoms and treatments in everyday language.
- Shows how conditions work in real life through case examples and published research.
- Offers free, anonymous screening tools such as the GAD-7 for anxiety and the PHQ-9 for depression, with clear next steps.
- Points you towards qualified professionals and trusted resources.
What Gendrics does not do
- Diagnose any condition. Screening results are not a diagnosis.
- Provide therapy, treatment or personal medical advice.
- Replace a licensed doctor, psychologist or psychiatrist.
Written by people who work in mental health
We invite licensed professionals, psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors and researchers to share their knowledge. They explain how conditions work in practice, using case examples and published research, in words anyone can follow.
Clinical psychologists
Explain assessment, therapy approaches and what treatment looks like in practice.
Psychiatrists
Cover diagnosis, medication and the medical side of psychiatric disorders.
Counsellors and therapists
Share day-to-day insight into stress, relationships, grief and coping skills.
Researchers
Translate current studies into clear summaries, with limits and context stated.
Bring your expertise to a wider audience.
We accept articles from qualified professionals who can meet these requirements: a relevant degree, licence or research affiliation we can verify; original work with references to credible sources; anonymised and clearly labelled case examples; and agreement to our editorial and review guidelines.
The people who run Gendrics
Our editorial team comes from mental health practice and research. Each profile lists qualifications and registration details so you can verify them.
Making mental health knowledge accessible, reliable and free of stigma
Accessibility first
Mental health information and tools should be free and easy for everyone to use.
Scientific integrity
We rely on clinically validated instruments and published evidence, and we state their limits.
Privacy and confidentiality
Assessment responses are anonymous and are never stored or shared.
Stigma-free space
We write without judgement, so exploring mental wellness feels safe.
Questions, corrections or contributions?
Write to us. A member of the team will reply.
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