About Psychology.org

As a managing editor for Psychology.org, Katie oversees content production on the site. She has over a decade of experience in content creation, much of which has been focused in the health and education space. Katie holds an undergrad degree in journalism and is committed to creating trustworthy and quality resources that provide guidance to students and anyone else interested in the field of psychology.

Haley believes that readers deserve accessible, scientifically supported writing. She is committed to a high standard of quality at all stages of the content process. Psychology is a field with both far-reaching and deeply personal effects, and she’s thrilled to be exploring the subject with the support of expert reviewers, interviews, and research.

Nina Chamlou is a Portland, Oregon native with a passion for creating relevant content that every reader can understand. She has written about higher education, technology, healthcare, and social justice issues. You can find her floating around the Pacific Northwest’s funky cafes and observing the locale from behind her Macbook.

Reena has a Ph.D. in English literature from the University of Arizona and a BA from Cornell University. Before joining the team, Reena worked as a professional copy editor for seven years in academic/educational publishing. She taught English composition and literature as a tenure-track college instructor before returning to the publishing world. She is devoted to making Psychology.org a reliable and welcoming site for its readers.

Mackenzie is a content changemaker with an eye for inclusion and accessibility.
With a strong belief that advocacy belongs at the forefront of content strategy, they are committed to Psychology.org being a site where all students can find support. Mack is currently earning a master of communication at the University of Washington and when they’re not working or studying, you can find them paddleboarding or dabbling with a new art medium.

Jack has a BS in business management and marketing from the Wake Forest University School of Business. His expertise involves leading cross-functional organic search growth marketing strategy and implementation in fast-paced and entrepreneurial environments. He is committed to growing Psychology.org into the most helpful and trusted psychology education website and brand it can be.

Torean, a native New Yorker, holds a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies with a concentration in music and business from Johnson C. Smith University. Torean’s rhythmic sense of understanding what works well together and what moves people, whether through music or word choice, has made her work as a SEO analyst blend into perfect harmony.

Courtney Smith-Kimble has been a content writer in the education space for five years. She holds a bachelor’s in English and a master’s in industrial and organizational psychology.

Rayelle Davis is a nationally board-certified counselor and a licensed clinical professional counselor. As a nontraditional student, she earned her associate degree in psychology at Allegany College of Maryland and her bachelor’s degree in psychology online at the University of Maryland Global Campus. Davis earned her master’s degree in counseling education with a concentration in marriage, couples, and family therapy from Duquesne University. She has taught several undergraduate psychology courses. She is currently a doctoral student and teaching assistant at Duquesne University and practices psychotherapy in Maryland. Rayelle Davis is a paid member of the Red Ventures Education freelance review network.

Megan Pietrucha, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist who currently practices in the Chicago area. She holds a bachelor’s in psychology from Illinois Wesleyan University and a master’s and doctorate in clinical psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University. Her clinical interests include the treatment of eating and body image concerns, college student and student-athlete mental health, mood disorders, health and wellness, mindfulness, sport and performance psychology, and consultation. In addition to her clinical work, Pietrucha has served as the training director for an APA-accredited internship program and has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in psychology. Megan Pietrucha is a paid member of the Red Ventures Education freelance review network.

Kimberly Drake is a freelance health columnist, feature writer, and reporter for newsprint and online publications. She also serves as vice-chairperson on the governing board for Lakeland STAR School/Academy, a charter school specializing in the needs of autistic students.