Am I a Psycho? exists to give people real, trustworthy answers about their mental health — written by professionals, but in plain language anyone can understand.

We know that the moment people start wondering about their own minds, they often turn to a search bar at 2 a.m., land on confusing clinical jargon or fear-driven content, and leave more anxious than before. We built this platform to be the opposite of that experience.

Our mission: to make accurate, compassionate mental health information genuinely accessible — so that understanding your mind feels less frightening and a lot more human.

Who We Are

Behind every article and assessment on this Site is a team of psychiatrists and mental health professionals. We built this platform because, in our work, we kept seeing the same honest questions go unanswered — or answered badly. People deserve better than clickbait and copy-pasted symptom lists.

The Site is operated by MG Academics SRL, a company based in Romania, and is written for an international audience seeking clear, reliable mental health information.

Our Approach

Everything we publish is built on a few simple commitments:

  • Evidence-based. Our condition pages are grounded in the DSM-5-TR — the diagnostic manual used by clinicians worldwide — and supported by peer-reviewed research, with citations linking to sources on PubMed.
  • Reviewed by professionals. Our content is reviewed by qualified psychiatrists to ensure it’s accurate and responsible.
  • Written for humans. We translate complex clinical concepts into language that’s clear, warm, and genuinely useful — without dumbing it down.
  • Honest about limits. We’re an educational resource, not a replacement for professional care, and we say so clearly.

What You’ll Find Here

  • Conditions — clear, reviewed explanations of mental health conditions, with symptoms, and what’s commonly confused with what.
  • Articles — practical, relatable pieces that answer the questions people actually ask.
  • Free self-tests — private, clinically validated screening tools that help you decide whether to seek professional support.
A note on what we are — and aren’t: This Site is for education and understanding. It is not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. Please read our Medical Disclaimer, and always consult a qualified professional about your own health.

Get in Touch

We’re always open to feedback, questions, and corrections. You can reach us at contact@amiapsycho.com or through our contact page.