Mental health content that passes clinical review the first time
SEO articles, product content and psychoeducation for platforms serving therapists and their clients. Written by a Registered Psychometrician, so scope and terminology are right the first time.
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A general writer files a draft. A clinician on your team spends two hours fixing scope, terminology, and the three sentences that imply a diagnosis. Multiply that across a content calendar and the reviewer becomes the bottleneck.
Written, and reviewed
Written
- SEO articles on clinical and practice management topics, researched and cited
- Product and feature content for platforms sold to practitioners
- Self-help and psychoeducation modules, written to survive licensed review
- Landing page and lifecycle copy
Reviewed
- Clinical accuracy review on content written by your team
- Scope and terminology passes before publication
Scope of practice
I am a Registered Psychometrician. The license covers psychological assessment and testing, which is the scope I write within. I also hold a Master’s in Psychology and an active caseload of wellness check-ins through an HMO partnership.
Previous work includes SEO content for Carepatron, a practice management platform used by therapists and allied health practitioners, and self-help modules for Mind-Easy, reviewed by licensed consultants before publication.
“Gale has a strong work ethic and is dedicated to producing high-quality work that meets the highest standards of the field.”
Dalia Ahmed, MEd. Couns. Psych, Mind-Easy
How I work
I take briefs in whatever shape you have them. If you know what you want, I’ll write it. If you know the problem but not the format, I’ll tell you what I think it should be and why.
Turnaround and rates depend on volume and are quoted in writing before anything starts.