Wellbeing in Academia – Dipl.-Psych. Frank Haber & Associates
Surviving and Thriving
in Academia
in Academia
We offer psychological and intercultural services for international higher education and all status groups. Our work is humane, empathetic, and at the same time theoretically sound and evidence-based. It is geared towards the specific conditions and particular challenges of the higher education context.
Structured support for greater
resilience in excellence
resilience in excellence
If you want to strengthen emotional well-being and intercultural competence on your campus, you will find a selection of solutions below.
Our Network Of Experts
Dipl.-Psych. Frank Haber
Founder of the Wellbeing in Academia network and expert in mental health and intercultural competence.
Frank Haber, a certified psychologist, has been committed to mental health and intercultural competence in international higher education for 25 years. Frank possesses extensive knowledge and experience in consulting, training, and leadership. As the founder of the Wellbeing in Academia network, he collaborates with experts to bring together proven resources and services for colleges and universities.
Katja Kaboth-Larsen, M.A.
Intercultural trainer and consultant for international students, University of Oldenburg
As an experienced trainer at the University of Oldenburg, Katja Kaboth-Larsen supports international students. Her expertise in acculturation stress and diversity is based on her studies as well as many years of experience abroad, which makes her training sessions particularly authentic.
Stephanie Griffiths
Intercultural consultant and expert in mental well-being, SJG Counseling (UK)
Stephanie runs her own consulting firm for universities and brings over 35 years of experience in the field of mental well-being. As a former Deputy Director of King’s College London, she conducts training in intercultural competence worldwide.
Florence Sau Ying Yu
Psychological consultant and officer for intercultural education, University of Bremen.
Florence Sau Ying Yu advises on well-being and intercultural collaboration at Constructor University Bremen. The clinically trained expert promotes resilience and effective prevention structures in the international campus environment through consultations and workshops.
We rely on evidence‒based concepts.
Our programs are based on sound behavioral, social-cognitive, systemic, and intercultural approaches. They are continuously developed and adapted to the changing and emerging challenges in international higher education.
Wellbeing in Academia
We provide psychological and intercultural services for the higher education community. Our work is grounded in human empathy, evidence-informed practice, and a profound understanding of academic realities and unique challenges.
Ready to take the next step?
Whether you are looking to support individuals, strengthen your institution’s well-being structures, or develop targeted trainings, we are happy to explore the right solution with you. Get in touch for a non-binding initial consultation to discuss your needs, available formats, and next steps.
We partner with higher education institutions to deliver confidential support services and targeted trainings that align with academic realities and organizational goals.
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