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When “good enough” isn’t, let me take your project to excellence.
I’ve got high standards. And extensive experience. Over the past twenty years, I’ve conceptualized, developed, written, and edited books, journal articles, speeches, PowerPoint presentations, educational videos, DVDs, Website content, brochures, and other materials. My clients have included publishers, academics, physicians, medical centers, universities, corporations, and nonprofits.
Having served in a variety of editorial capacities for Prentice-Hall, Little Brown, and Peace Press, I am familiar with both large and small press publishing milieus. For the past six years, I’ve served as product development consultant, writer, and editor for UCLA and Duke University’s National Center for Child Traumatic Stress.
My book, “In Session: the Bond Between Women and Their Therapists,” is a critically acclaimed and influential research-based work about boundary and transference dilemmas in women’s relationships with their psychotherapists.
“A wonderfully written, clear, fascinating and potentially very helpful book . . . an important piece of work.” – Drew Westen, PhD, Professor, Emory University
My essays and literary memoirs have been published in the Los Angeles Times, Salon, Lear’s, Alaska Quarterly Review, Bellingham Review, Black Warrior Review, Cimarron Review, and Puerto del Sol, and have been named twice as “Notable Essays of the Year” in “Best American Essays 2004 & 2006.
- Special interest in medicine, psychology, psychiatry, health, and literary memoir
- Former contributing editor to Psychiatric Times
- Teach academic and creative writing at Antioch University, Los Angeles
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