Wendy Ryan is a Main Anchor/Reporter at ABC Action News. She focuses on medicine and healthcare, covering topics such as mental health, health news, public health, and consumer health. Wendy's insightful reporting has been featured in various segments on ABC Action News.
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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
Florida Behavioral Health Association's Scott Burgess shared with Anchor Wendy Ryan the new initiatives being tested across Florida.
Feeding Tampa Bay can't do any of this without volunteers who come back day after day and week after week.
13 years ago, a mom’s life was shattered in the Boston Marathon bombing. After 76 surgeries her healing continues. Now she helps others heal by offering free trauma therapy and inspiring connections.
Braveminds Academy in Largo is a therapeutic residential program focused on boys ages11–to-17 facing emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges.
She recently came across the non-profit Care About Me. It is funded by Pinellas County and is a free service designed exclusively for Pinellas residents. It's a one-stop connection for mental health support, help with substance use, and addiction recovery services all in one place.
Tampa Bay anchor Wendy Ryan covers mental health and spoke with the Crisis Center about the impact an incident like this, now considered a hate crime, has on all Americans.
Tampa Bay 28 anchor Wendy Ryan, who covers mental health, found Gracie Largo West, which is owned and led by a domestic violence survivor. Ryan found out that Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu becomes more than just a sport, it's a lifeline.
Experts warn this “Doomscrolling” as it is referred to can impact a teen's learning, memory, and mood.
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.
