Contributors
Josh Handy
Josh was born and raised in St. Louis. He moved to Southern California for undergraduate studies and has not looked back since. Josh is a writer whose work has been published in online and print mediums: his focuses have predominantly keyed into teen mental health issues.
Angela Provost
As a journalist, Angela has most often covered socio-economic, mental health, and educational issues impacting working class America. She best enjoys her free time when it’s spent outdoors – hiking, kayaking, or walking her dogs. Always trying to better understand her work, she has taken a number of graduate courses in sociology and public policy.
Scott Engerton
Scott came to the US as a young professional after growing up and attending university in the United Kingdom. He has appreciated his time in the States: having been able to travel the nation, and write for several high-profile publications – most often on matters of childhood development. He currently lives with his wife near San Diego.
Shawna Douglas
Shawna grew up in New York City and stayed in the city through graduate school for Psychology. She later settled in Colorado with her husband, and has not looked back since. While she does dedicate some time to independent study, the majority of her professional focus is on researching and writing about emotional issues affecting children and young adults.
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