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Journalism
As a journalist and features writer, I started with a focus on parenting, travel and beauty, then branched out into mainstream media.
Over the years I've written regularly for The Guardian and women's magazines such as Grazia, Red and Psychologies. Here are some of the features I am most proud of.
 The Guardian - SocietySharing the pain |  The Guardian - Life & StyleDeath doulas |  Psychologies MagazineThe last time |
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 The Observer MagazineLiving with HIV |  The Sunday TelegraphThe rise of 'buy me once' shopping |  Psychologies MagazineGet time your side |
 The Guardian - SocietyThe military’s rainbow revolution |  The Guardian - SocietyHoliday hunger |  The Sunday TelegraphRelationships and disability |
 The Guardian - MoneyLeft behind |  The Guardian - G2Moving not shaking |  The Guardian - TechnologyInstagram's #empty movement explores art spaces after hours |
 The Guardian - FamilySafe sex and jam: the WI at 100 |  Psychologies MagazineWhat I leave behind |  The IndependentCoping with OCD |
 Psychologies MagazineLife sentences |  The Telegraph Wonder WomenShould British mums have 'miscarriage certificates'? |  The Sunday TelegraphPetty cache |
 Psychologies MagazineThe joy of a mad night out |  The Sunday TelegraphThe party's over |  The Guardian - G2Bad gut feelings |
 The Guardian - G2Funny business |  The Sunday TelegraphHow to break up with a friend |  Psychologies MagazineBrief encounters |
 Psychologies MagazineThe freedom of renting |  Telegraph Magazine6 months to live |  The Guardian - G2Shaken not stirred |
 The TelegraphMy struggle to have a baby |  Telegraph MagazineThe kindness of strangers |  The Guardian - G2'Normal is boring' |
 The Sunday TelegraphFour women on being homeless |  The Sunday TelegraphGirls will be tomboys... |  Psychologies MagazineThe cringe factor |
 The TelegraphRaising kids is hard enough |  The Guardian - FamilyA bond between generations |  The Guardian SaturdayBig in Belgium |
 Psychologies MagazineA life more ordinary |  The Guardian - FamilyWhat on earth is a death cafe? |  The TelegraphBroody blues |
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