Semih Şahin (born 1998) is a licensed psychologist with expertise in neuroscience and behavioral psychology. He earned his MSc in Neuroscience from Ege University, where his research focused on the effects of intermittent fasting and aerobic exercise on cognitive and behavioral performance. He also holds a BSc in Psychology from Ankara University, with a thesis examining the relationship between birth methods and error detection abilities. With diverse experience in clinical practice, research, and recruitment, Semih specializes in cognitive-behavioral therapy and exploring the connections between neuroscience and psychology. His professional roles include working as a freelance psychologist at Evimdeki Psikolog, a talent acquisition specialist, and a researcher in various projects. Semih has presented his research at international conferences and contributed to publications on topics such as empathy, oxytocin’s role in birth-related behaviors, and the effects of astrocyte-derived TGF Beta on cognitive performance. He is skilled in tools such as Python, SPSS, PsychoPy, and more, adopting a scientific, data-driven approach in his work. Fluent in English and conversational in German, Semih is passionate about combining academic research with practical applications to enhance mental well-being.