Kelsey Brown

Freelance Copywriter and Journalist

United States

I craft powerful content to help brands thrive and grow. As a professional copywriter with a background in journalism and seven years of professional writing experience, you can trust that my content will be well-written, accurate, and will convey a message that accurately represents your business.

Here's what I can do for you:

Blog posts | Website content | Brochure content | Video Scripts | Press releases | Ghostwriting

Contact: [email protected]

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Health and Wellness

It's A Glam Thing
02/06/2019
5 Ways Ditching Alcohol Can Improve Your Complexion

Regular alcohol use deprives the skin of important vitamins and nutrients, which can lead to a less-than-healthy appearance over time. If you tend to overindulge in alcohol such as wine, margaritas, or hard liquor, here are seven ways that reducing your alcohol intake can approve your complexion and overall appearance.

Dumb Little Man
12/18/2018
How to Tell Someone You're a Recovering Addict

Many recovering addicts view getting sober as a chance to start over and re-invent themselves. The process is challenging, but the benefits are worth the work. Unfortunately, telling people you're in recovery can be just as daunting. Our society isn't sure whether to treat addiction as a disease, mental illness or moral failing that can be overcome.

Medium
11/29/2018
Pet Therapy in Addiction Recovery: A Guide for Beginners

Any high-quality drug and alcohol rehab center will use a variety of evidence-based treatment methods to treat clients who are recovering from addiction. Examples may include cognitive behavioral therapy, contingency management, 12-step facilitation therapy, and family behavior therapy, among others. But did you know pet therapy is also a commonly used treatment method for people in addiction recovery?

Psych Central
10/10/2018
How to Recognize the Manipulation of a Drug Addict

Anyone who has a close friend or relative that has struggled with a substance use disorder knows all too well about the manipulative ways of a person who is controlled by their addiction. These behaviors cause extreme heartache and pain and they even have the power to break up families and end marriages.

FinerMinds
10/08/2018
7 Tips for Planning and Hosting a Successful Intervention

Drug addiction is an extremely destructive force, inflicting physical, mental, and emotional harm on everyone involved. If one of your friends or loved ones is struggling with addiction, it may be time for an intervention. An intervention is an organized process in which friends and family members of an addicted person confront them about their addiction problem.

Psych Central
01/11/2018
Denial: The Primary Roadblock to Addiction Recovery

Getting a loved one to go to drug and alcohol rehab isn't always easy. Some people may not be ready to admit that they have a problem, let alone spend 30 to 90 days in a rehab center.

The Mighty
11/29/2018
3 Huge Benefits of Self-Monitoring in Addiction Recovery

Self-monitoring is an intervention that is commonly used alongside other cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques in drug and alcohol addiction treatment. This practice of observing, regulating and recording provides a wealth of benefits for those who are seeking to modify negative behaviors and achieve continued personal growth. What Is Self-Monitoring?

Discovering Beautiful
08/06/2018
Guest: Kelsey Brown-Writer for Nova Recovery Center

Life has a funny way of dragging you along and taking you to places you never thought you'd go. Although I've always loved writing about anything and everything, writing articles for people seeking addiction help is one thing I never thought I'd be doing. Yet, here I am, doing just that.

Sober Alley
07/23/2018
90-Day Alcohol Rehab: Seriously?

Three months. Ninety days. Twelve weeks. 2,160 hours. 129,600 minutes. Let’s face it—90 days is a long time. There are thousands of different things you could accomplish in 90 days, but is a total life transformation one of them? And is a 90-day alcohol rehab program really necessary to overcome your drinking problem?