Are you looking for a speaker for your event?

Or are you looking for someone to interview on topics related to creative writing and self-care? It would be my pleasure to provide you and your audience with insights on these topics that will inspire you to explore your inner voice and find ways to develop creative self-care habits.

Topic suggestions for speeches and interviews

How writing (creative, expressive, personal) can benefit your mental health and overall wellbeing
How writing can help you avoid burnout and create space for self-care
How writing can strengthen and promote a self-confident female voice
Which writing techniques can help you discover your inner voice and find your unique writing flow
Why "writing in nature" will change the way you see and experience your world

My book: Women who write blossom!

"I firmly believe that it is our responsibility as women to take good care of ourselves. No one else is going to do that for us. We have the power to realise our dreams and be happy." Stefanie Brodmann

Interview examples

What it takes to do what you truly love

Freude am Schreiben in VOR ORT 191

Wenn du schreibst, kannst du dich nicht mehr selbst verarschen

About Dr. Stefanie Brodmann

Stefanie is an economist turned writing coach who understands women's need for voice and self-care.

She grew up in a bilingual household, lived abroad for more than half of her life and travelled a lot for work while starting a family with her husband. Creative writing changed Stefanie's life, offering her a space to de-stress and find fulfilment beyond her job. Stefanie's dream is to share the great health benefits of writing with women who lead hectic lives and have little time for themselves.

Stefanie studied in her native Germany and Spain before moving to the USA in 2007 and Austria in 2014. Languages: German (mother tongue), Danish (mother tongue), English (fluent), Spanish (fluent), French (advanced).

Certifications and publications

Stefanie completed the writing coaching programme of the Writer's Studio in Vienna. She has published in several academic journals (Journal of Income Distribution, International Migrations, World Development and European Sociological Review) as well as in blogs, e.g. at Brookings Institution.

Education and Work

Stefanie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration, a Master of Science in Economics and a PhD in Political and Social Sciences. She was a visiting student at Harvard University and a postdoctoral research fellow at Princeton University. Since 2009 she has been working as an economist in an international organisation in the field of development cooperation.