Stephanie Fallon is a Contributing Editor at The Good Trade. She writes about motherhood, artmaking, and work culture, with a focus on health and wellness, beauty, and sustainable living. Stephanie has been featured in The Roanoker and The Good Trade, where she reviews sustainable home and lifestyle brands while fact-checking sustainability claims.
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Stephanie's coverage heavily involves lifestyle and self-improvement topics, with a focus on the home and family. She leans towards providing reviews, how-to guides, seasonal content, and expert commentary in her articles.
When reaching out to Stephanie Fallon for potential collaboration or contributions, consider offering insights related to nontoxic products for the home (e.g., cookware), experiences in therapy or self-care practices relevant to families and individuals, creative pursuits that intersect with home life or parenting, as well as strategies for waste reduction at home.
Given her local geographic focus in California - particularly Los Angeles - pitches involving local businesses or events within these areas may also be of interest to Stephanie.
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