“I Know That. So Why Do I Still Feel This Way?” | Mental Health Essay
An original essay exploring the gap between understanding our emotional patterns and putting that awareness into practice.
Drawing on my background as a licensed mental health counselor, the piece connects psychological concepts with personal reflection, accessible explanations, and one action step to take today.
This independent writing project demonstrates my approach to mental health content: thoughtful, engaging, and evidence-based..
My role: Author.
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I translate complex mental health and behavioral science research into clear, accurate, and compassionate content that readers can understand and trust. My clinical background as a licensed mental health counselor and researcher allows me to combine evidence-based information with an empathetic, human-centered voice.
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Why Does Cornell Keep Coming Up? | Criminal Justice/True Crime Article/Commentary
A published Substack article examining institutional accountability, public trust, and the questions that emerge when an institution appears across separate news stories.
The piece combines case commentary, research, and personal analysis while distinguishing documented information, allegations, and unverified connections.
My role: Author.
This sample demonstrates my approach to complex subjects: accessible explanations, an engaging narrative voice, source attribution, and transparency about uncertainty.
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Making Friends With My Insecurity | Personal Essay
A personal essay exploring insecurity, self-worth, and the stories we tell ourselves about where we should be in life.
This independent writing project combines personal reflection with a psychologically informed perspective. It demonstrates my interest in making vulnerable experiences feel recognizable through an honest, conversational voice.
My role: Author.
Skills demonstrated: Personal essay writing, narrative nonfiction, reflective storytelling, and voice development.