Anna Drescher is a mental health writer and editor with a background in psychology and psychotherapy. She holds a first-class honours degree in psychology from Goldsmiths, University of London, and a master’s degree in mental health/psychotherapy from the University of Queensland, where she graduated with distinction. In addition to her writing and editorial work, Anna is a certified hypnotherapist and meditation teacher.
Anna has extensive experience of working within the mental health sector. She has worked in clinical and forensic settings, including within the NHS, where she conducted psychological assessments, provided therapeutic support, and conducted research on offender rehabilitation and diversity in mental health care.
As service user involvement manager at Mind, she led research into mental health care quality, co-developed outreach campaigns, and co-facilitated training sessions to enhance service user involvement and co-production in service development.
Her academic and professional background enables her to combine evidence-based information with a deep understanding of human experience, ensuring her content is both impactful and accessible while maintaining professional integrity.
