Women are often taught to cope with everything on the outside, while the tension inside remains unnoticed.
Strong Me is a space for understanding this inner process.
The inner world matters
Women are often taught to cope with everything on the outside, while the tension inside remains unnoticed.
Strong Me is a space for understanding this inner process.
Meet the authors of Strong Me
Three woman psychologists with international education who create content for women, with respect, depth, and real-life context.
Maya Carter
PhD in Psychology
Maria is with international experience, born and raised abroad in a multicultural family. In her work, she sees a recurring pattern: many women everywhere live with constant tension and high self-control, but rarely allow themselves timely, modern support. In Strong Me, she translates the complex into clear language: practical, calm, and without pressure.
Elena Brooks
PhD in Experimental Psychology
Elena was born abroad, but grew up with a strong sense of belonging to her Bulgarian roots. In her professional work with midlife transitions, she often encounters shame and guilt around the desire for change, as if a new path must first be “justified.” In Strong Me, Elena creates a mature and honest conversation about life stages.
Sophia Bennett
PhD in Clinical Psychology
Desislava is with international experience, born and raised abroad, but throughout her life she has maintained a living connection with the global community. Her professional focus is women’s identity and the value of life experience. In Strong Me, she brings attention back to women over 50: to experience, inner strength, and the right to live without the pressure of other people’s expectations.
All three of us have worked with women in different countries, educational systems, and cultural environments. Different ages, different life situations, different questions.
And yet we kept seeing the same thing.
Women seek support late. Often only when tension has already become the background of daily life, and inner exhaustion has become something normal.
At the same time, there is a lack of content that speaks in the native language, with an understanding of Bulgarian culture, age transitions, and real-life context. There is a lot of information, but little space for reflection.
Strong Me was not born as a project, but as an answer to a recurring question.
Not everyone is ready for therapy. But many are ready to read. To understand. To name what they are going through.
That is why we created Strong Me.
As a platform for digital articles, where each of us writes from her own professional and age perspective, but within a shared field of values. Without rushing. Without pressure. With respect for the inner world.
Three women. Three ages. One idea: that understanding can begin quietly.
From a psychological point of view, the way a person gains access to content influences how they perceive it.
When something is completely free, we often postpone it, skim through it quickly, or do not give it real attention.
Payment is a form of conscious choice. It means that the woman decides to set aside time for herself and for a topic that matters at this moment in her life.
Paid content is read more slowly and more carefully.
It creates space for reflection, not for quick consumption.
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Why are the articles in digital format?
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The digital format allows you to read at a time convenient for you, on a phone, tablet, or computer.
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What format are the articles in?
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The articles are sent as a PDF file, convenient for reading and saving.
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