Inflexxion, Inc.

As primary marketing writer at  Inflexxion, I was tasked with improving the professional quality of online behavioral health programs through rewriting and editing. I wrote and edited four client newsletters, and used a proprietary CMS to upload items to the newsletters and websites. At the end of my time there, several of Inflexxion's programs to help treat and prevent alcohol and substance abuse were purchased by the Hazelden Foundation.

ASI-MV Connect

A newsletter for users of the ASI-MV (Addiction Severity Index–Multimedia Version) an online standardized intake assessment for people seeking care for substance abuse disorders. I researched, wrote, and formatted these newsletters. ASI-MV is now owned by Hazelden Publishing.

MyStudentBody and MyStudentBody-Admin

MyStudentBody is an online program that helps colleges and universities meet requirements for alcohol and drug use prevention among students. The MyStudentBody-Admin website contains a library of information for campus alcohol and drug use mitigation coordinators. Many of the articles I wrote or updated still appear there. Linked below are some of those publicly available. MyStudentBody is now owned by Hazelden.

Alcohol and Other Drugs Assessment: Asking the Right Questions

Alumni: Using Their Power for Good

Make Parents Part of Prevention

Medical Marijuana: Campus Policies and the Law

Nine Ways to Fund Your Program

Pushing Prevention: The Skills You Need

I also wrote and produced a newsletter for MyStudentBody-Admin clients. 

Below is an example. 

PainACTION

PainACTION is a newsletter for patients with chronic pain, used to drive traffic to the PainACTION website. I wrote and formatted it, tracked user stats (opens and click-throughs), and developed strategies for improving response. 

PainEDU

PainEDU is a program for doctors and other healthcare providers who treat or counsel patients with chronic pain. I wrote and formatted this newsletter, also designed to direct traffic to the PainEDU website and promote sending patients to the PainACTION site.