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Kristin Canning New York, NY www.facebook.com kristincanning.contently.com Hi, I'm a writer and editor. As the health editor at Women's Health, I assign, edit and write for our health and psychology verticals for print and digital. Formerly at Health, SELF, and Men's Health. Filter by Clients Apply Topics Alcoholic Beverages Anxiety & Stress Apparel Arts & Entertainment Beauty & Fitness Celebrities & Entertainment News Cooking & Recipes Engineering & Technology Family Family & Relationships Fitness Food Food & Drink Health Hobbies & Leisure Law & Government Mental Health Movies News Online Communities Outdoors People & Society Politics Reproductive Health Shopping Small Business Social Issues & Advocacy Sports Travel TV Shows & Programs Women's Health Apply Skills Copyediting Copywriting Data visualization Editorial direction Interviewing Narrative video Photography Print layout design Product video Profile video Proofreading Research Script writing Social media video Storyboarding Voiceover actor Apply Formats Article / blog post Apply PROJECTS 386 projects for 13 clients View Women's Health Magazine Fresh Perspective A CLASS OF DRUGS KNOWN FOR THEIR RECREATIONAL USE IS EMERGING AS A FIX FOR TREATMENT-RESISTANT MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF PSYCHEDELICS, WHERE HEALING IS ON THE HORIZON. View Women's Health Magazine Pick The Truth Cherry-picking facts based on what you believe is part of a not-so-little thing called confirmation bias—and it influences not only how you see the world, but your mental health too. Challenge yourself to deliberate differently—it’ll be sweeter than you think. View Women's Health Magazine ‘I Started Doing At-Home Guided Ketamine Treatments To Help With My Depression During Quarantine’ “Before I started using ketamine, I felt like I had run up against a wall in therapy.” View Women's Health Magazine The Number Of Women Having Their Breast Implants Removed Is On The Rise Debilitating symptoms known as Breast Implant Illness are likely the cause, but the medical community is divided on whether the condition is real, and unsure who's at risk. View Women's Health Magazine Target Practice The pandemic probably threw a wrench in a few sparkly 2020 plans (we feel ya)—but you can pivot and find motivation in new North Stars. Get psyched to rejigger your normal with this goal-getter guide. View Women's Health Magazine “Food Worry Was Sapping My Energy” For many, the stay-at-home situation was a catalyst for emotional eating...and shame-y food thoughts that follow. How one writer found the tools to calm the commotion and prep for any shake-up. View Women's Health Magazine Lean On Me If you’ve felt alone these past few months, you’re, er, not alone. But have you considered an online support group? View Women's Health Magazine Level Up Your Lingerie Sexy used to mean scratchy in the underwear world, but no longer. Sleek, sheer bralettes are in; super-padded, heavy-duty push-up numbers are out (see ya never, underwire). View Women's Health Magazine Shut Down Shaming Talking bad about your appearance (or listening to someone disparage theirs) chips away at mental wellness. But you can redirect chatter and make room for confidence in any convo. View Women's Health Magazine Total Control Contraceptive innovations are inching closer than ever to perfection when it comes to comfort, convenience, and consistent success. Come along, let's find your best new option. View Women's Health Magazine Life Partners You have a workout buddy who pushes you to sweat, but what about one who gets you to therapy? If you haven’t considered teaming up with a pal to boost each other’s mental health, let us convince you. View Women's Health Magazine Train Smarter The days of a sad treadmill collecting dust in your basement are O.V.E.R. Connected at-home fitness tech is totally changing the game, so WH editors review the latest and greatest ways to sweat in your living room. View Women's Health Magazine Let It Rain Inclement weather—literal or figurative!—doesn't have to derail your plans. Forging on to check off life's must-dos in spite of obstacles makes the reward that much sweeter, science shows...so practice pushing to the muddy finish line. View Women's Health Magazine Happier Hour Time to "wine" down? More women are reevaluating their relationships with alcohol—and finding a way to drink (or not) that blends better with their life and health goals. View Women's Health Magazine 'This Isn't How Straight Couples Are Treated' Four women on the often invasive and expensive reality of trying to get pregnant while queer. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. By continuing without changing your cookie settings, we assume you agree to this. Privacy Policy Accept...