Women's Health

What is commonly called Women's Health now encompasses healthcare for women, people identified as female at birth, transgender, and gender-neutral individuals. Healthcare in these populations stretches across the lifespan from adolescence into older adulthood and can include age-specific topics.

Understanding how to write content under the women's health umbrella requires the ability to speak frankly about bodily functions, physical changes, and human sexuality.

Talking with and educating women on these sensitive and often vulnerable topics is an area where I thrive as a healthcare provider. I empathize with the delicate questions and issues that may trigger embarrassment for some. I bring this perspective to candid yet sensitive writing on reproductive and women's health topics.

Reproductive Health Topics

Adolescents

From physical changes to birth control, mental health issues and everything inbetween. The teenage years are filled with changes that trigger the need for answers to a lot of questions.

Menopause

Menopause is getting much needed attention and readers are engaged in this topic. A third of a woman's life is spend in menopause, so there is a lot more to cover than just hot flashes.

Health Screenings

Routine screenings are evergreen topics to refresh and update for new audiences and as guidelines change. Cancer prevention, cardiovascular health, and gender inclusive care all fall under this umbrella.

Pregnancy

Pregancy topics aren't limited to just carrying a healthy baby. Infertility, abortion, genetics, comorbidities, and a list of other issues come up when discussing pregnancy.

My medical experience helping patients navigate the nuances of the women's health journey will bring expertise and authority to your project

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