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I write compelling, easy-to-read content that helps businesses increase their traffic and get more sales.
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- B2C Blogs
- SEO Articles
- Email Campaigns
- eBooks
- Editing
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Life On The Road With Tiffany Bonner From Zero Vacations to Full-Time Traveler Tiffany Bonner was born in Northeast Oklahoma to a family who never traveled. In fact, she didn't take her first vacation until she was an adult with her first child. "Growing up, money was always an issue, so travel...
Some people have even relapsed into old ED behaviors after being recovered for years. Some people are just discovering their eating disorder for the first time in isolation. There are five main reasons why the COVID-19 crisis has affected individuals with eating disorders: feeling a loss of control
Eating disorders (ED) and substance use disorders (SUD) often co-occur. It is extremely important for those suffering from both ED and SUD, to receive specialized treatment that addresses both issues. Substance use disorder (also called substance abuse disorder) occurs when a person is unable to control the use of a drug or medication, either legal or illegal [1].
"Creativity is the natural order of life. Life is energy: pure creative energy." ~ Julia Cameron, The Artist's Way Ever find yourself staring hopelessly at a blank screen? Me too. As a writer, I have a hard time admitting this. I mean, it's my full-time job. I...
Disordered eating is a widespread (and often untreated) problem in our culture. In fact, research shows that approximately 50 percent of the US population demonstrates disordered eating [1]. But with a constant bombardment of weight-loss messages and misinformed nutrition advice, it can be hard for those struggling with disordered eating to restore a healthy and balanced relationship with food.
While everyone would agree that eating healthy is good for your body, many people are confused about what healthy eating even means. Does a healthy diet mean you can never eat foods you like? Does it mean cutting out all "bad" foods? In short, what is the balance between a healthy diet and not depriving oneself?
Summertime is the season of sunshine, swimming pools, beach days, BBQs, and, unfortunately, body image pressures. Thanks to the season's extra pressures, summer can be a very difficult time full of triggers and potential pitfalls for those struggling with body image issues or an eating disorder.
Feeling stressed at home? We understand. For most of us in 2020, our homes have become everything from offices and gyms to schools and full-time daycares...hardly relaxing! But believe it or not, it's still possible for your home to be a place of refuge and peace.
Excerpt from a marketing eBook I ghostwrote + edited for a client.
Numerous studies show that individuals with eating disorders often suffer from another disorder. For those struggling with two separate diagnoses, like an eating disorder and anxiety or depression, it is extremely important for them to receive treatment that targets and addresses both issues.