Wendy Ryan is a Main Anchor/Reporter at ABC Action News. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, mental health, and social interest, with a focus on diversity and inclusion, fitness, and aging. Wendy's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her commitment to addressing important societal issues.
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Wendy Ryan's articles predominantly focus on local (United States, Florida, Tampa) health and wellbeing topics with a significant emphasis on mental health. She also covers community outreach and support groups extensively.
Given her coverage attributes, Wendy is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer insights from experts in the field of mental health and wellbeing. Additionally, she may be interested in event coverage related to local initiatives supporting these causes or evolving stories within the community.
Pitches emphasizing individuals or organizations making a positive impact on mental health awareness and support within the local Tampa area are likely to resonate well with Wendy Ryan.
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By: Wendy Ryan
Clara Reynolds from the Crisis Center of Tampa Bay said now is the time to start talking about hurricane season before the storm approaches.
Tampa Bay 28 anchor Wendy Ryan moderated a mental health panel at The Care About Me Community Wellness Festival.
The new study published recently by the Journal of the American Medical Association Pediatrics said that one-in-five young people ages 12 to 21 use AI Chatbots for their mental health advice.
By: Wendy Ryan
Tampa Bay Thrives was created to help break the silence around mental health. The mission is to stop the stigma and connect people in meaningful ways.
TAMPA, Fla. — We are just days away from the 250th birthday of America and many of us will spend 4th of July celebrating with cookouts or even fireworks.
TAMPA, Fla. — According to the CDC, overdose deaths in Florida are down 20% from last year.
The nonprofit was started back in 2010 and is focused on helping children who are survivors of sexual abuse and sex trafficking.
TAMPA, Fla. — School starts for many across the Tampa Bay area the week of August 10. So, if you or your child feels a bit anxious already, you are not alone.
By: Wendy Ryan
She recently found a summer camp created for children battling cancer and their siblings. It is a place where, for a few hours, they don't feel different, and for families living between hospital visits, that escape can mean everything.
According to experts, student-athletes face intense pressures both on and off the field, trying to balance academics, practice schedules, and more.
