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I'm a Gestalt practitioner (coach) and content strategist with six years of experience working with women navigating identity shifts, transitions, and wellbeing challenges, and I have a professional background in content strategy, copywriting, and educational design. I write about complex psychological and emotional topics in a way that is calm, human, and accessible without being reductive. My own practice content and writing demonstrates a consistent voice built on empathy, dignity, and depth, precisely the tone your audience requires. My professional background includes co-founding an e-learning company where I led content strategy and created multiformat educational content for diverse audiences; PR and communications work for international organisations; and content strategy consulting across wellness and personal development platforms. I understand both the craft of writing and the strategic thinking behind what content is for. What strikes me about your brief is what it explicitly isn't: it's not looking for performative positivity or generic wellness content but looking for someone who can write about intimacy and wellbeing for mature women in a way that feels trustworthy, dignified, and genuinely human. I've been developing this skill for years, both professionally and through my own practice. For an audience of women aged 42–62 seeking relief and dignity, the difference between content that lands and content that alienates lays mostly in the tone and psychological nuance. I understand that difference at a clinical level, moreover, I can relate to it from my personal experience, and I know how to translate it into writing that feels like it was made for them. I'd welcome the opportunity to discuss the role further and share examples of my writing. If you want to know about my practice and see samples of my writing, please see: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_…I'm a Gestalt practitioner (coach) and content strategist with six years of experience working with women navigating identity shifts, transitions, and wellbeing challenges, and I have a professional background in content strategy, copywriting, and educational design. I write about complex psychological and emotional topics in a way that is calm, human, and accessible without being reductive. My own practice content and writing demonstrates a consistent voice built on empathy, dignity, and depth, precisely the tone your audience requires. My professional background includes co-founding an e-learning company where I led content strategy and created multiformat educational content for diverse audiences; PR and communications work for international organisations; and content strategy consulting across wellness and personal development platforms. I understand both the craft of writing and the strategic thinking behind what content is for. What strikes me about your brief is what it explicitly isn't: it's not looking for performative positivity or generic wellness content but looking for someone who can write about intimacy and wellbeing for mature women in a way that feels trustworthy, dignified, and genuinely human. I've been developing this skill for years, both professionally and through my own practice. For an audience of women aged 42–62 seeking relief and dignity, the difference between content that lands and content that alienates lays mostly in the tone and psychological nuance. I understand that difference at a clinical level, moreover, I can relate to it from my personal experience, and I know how to translate it into writing that feels like it was made for them. I'd welcome the opportunity to discuss the role further and share examples of my writing. If you want to know about my practice and see samples of my writing, please see: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_

Daga Cybruch

Content Creator, Copywriter, Content Strategist

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I'm a Gestalt practitioner (coach) and content strategist with six years of experience working with women navigating identity shifts, transitions, and wellbeing challenges, and I have a professional background in content strategy, copywriting, and educational design. I write about complex psychological and emotional topics in a way that is calm, human, and accessible without being reductive. My own practice content and writing demonstrates a consistent voice built on empathy, dignity, and depth, precisely the tone your audience requires. My professional background includes co-founding an e-learning company where I led content strategy and created multiformat educational content for diverse audiences; PR and communications work for international organisations; and content strategy consulting across wellness and personal development platforms. I understand both the craft of writing and the strategic thinking behind what content is for. What strikes me about your brief is what it explicitly isn't: it's not looking for performative positivity or generic wellness content but looking for someone who can write about intimacy and wellbeing for mature women in a way that feels trustworthy, dignified, and genuinely human. I've been developing this skill for years, both professionally and through my own practice. For an audience of women aged 42–62 seeking relief and dignity, the difference between content that lands and content that alienates lays mostly in the tone and psychological nuance. I understand that difference at a clinical level, moreover, I can relate to it from my personal experience, and I know how to translate it into writing that feels like it was made for them. I'd welcome the opportunity to discuss the role further and share examples of my writing. If you want to know about my practice and see samples of my writing, please see: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_…I'm a Gestalt practitioner (coach) and content strategist with six years of experience working with women navigating identity shifts, transitions, and wellbeing challenges, and I have a professional background in content strategy, copywriting, and educational design. I write about complex psychological and emotional topics in a way that is calm, human, and accessible without being reductive. My own practice content and writing demonstrates a consistent voice built on empathy, dignity, and depth, precisely the tone your audience requires. My professional background includes co-founding an e-learning company where I led content strategy and created multiformat educational content for diverse audiences; PR and communications work for international organisations; and content strategy consulting across wellness and personal development platforms. I understand both the craft of writing and the strategic thinking behind what content is for. What strikes me about your brief is what it explicitly isn't: it's not looking for performative positivity or generic wellness content but looking for someone who can write about intimacy and wellbeing for mature women in a way that feels trustworthy, dignified, and genuinely human. I've been developing this skill for years, both professionally and through my own practice. For an audience of women aged 42–62 seeking relief and dignity, the difference between content that lands and content that alienates lays mostly in the tone and psychological nuance. I understand that difference at a clinical level, moreover, I can relate to it from my personal experience, and I know how to translate it into writing that feels like it was made for them. I'd welcome the opportunity to discuss the role further and share examples of my writing. If you want to know about my practice and see samples of my writing, please see: _Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup_

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I’m a Gestalt practitioner (coach) and content strategist with six years of experience working with women navigating identity shifts, transitions, and wellbeing challenges, and I have a professional background in content strategy, copywriting, and educational design. I write about complex psychological and emotional topics in a way that is calm, human, and accessible without being reductive.

My own practice content and writing demonstrates a consistent voice built on empathy, dignity, and depth, precisely the tone your audience requires.

My professional background includes co-founding an e-learning company where I led content strategy and created multiformat educational content for diverse audiences; PR and communications work for international organisations; and content strategy consulting across wellness and personal development platforms. I understand both the craft of writing and the strategic thinking behind what content is for.

What strikes me about your brief is what it explicitly isn’t: it’s not looking for performative positivity or generic wellness content but looking for someone who can write about intimacy and wellbeing for mature women in a way that feels trustworthy, dignified, and genuinely human. I’ve been developing this skill for years, both professionally and through my own practice.

For an audience of women aged 42–62 seeking relief and dignity, the difference between content that lands and content that alienates lays mostly in the tone and psychological nuance. I understand that difference at a clinical level, moreover, I can relate to it from my personal experience, and I know how to translate it into writing that feels like it was made for them.

I’d welcome the opportunity to discuss the role further and share examples of my writing.

If you want to know about my practice and see samples of my writing, please see: Website not available. Sign in: https://www.twine.net/signup