Jessica Schrader is an Online Content Editor for Psychology Today. Her articles cover a wide range of topics related to mental health, including anxiety, stress management, sibling relationships, and the impact of activities like golf and hugging cows on mental well-being. She also explores the intersection of psychology and narrative fallacy in clinical psychology and psychiatry.
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Jessica's articles predominantly focus on family and relationships, with a significant emphasis on mental health, psychology, stress management, and self-improvement. Given her high percentage of "How To Guide" coverage attribute, she is likely to be interested in practical tips or strategies for managing mental health, improving relationships, and dealing with stress.
She frequently cites data in her articles; therefore, pitches supported by relevant research studies or backed by credible statistics could capture her attention. Additionally, since Jessica covers seasonal topics to some extent (14%), tying pitches to specific times of the year may also increase their relevance.
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