A brochure for patients with multiple myeloma and their care partners. Comments indicate improvements I made from the agency's HCP creative team's version, which the client had rejected. The product was acquired by a buyer that had its own AORs; based on my revisions, the client retained my team to leverage the brochure into a comprehensive support program for patients and care partners, including a website. Demonstrates experience in oncology, health literacy.

"Wavy World": The HCP component of a pitch that the AD and I collaborated on. The challenge was to communicate a wavy motion without relating it to the motion of water waves—the differentiator for this first-in-class treatment for IBD. Demonstrates creativity and concepting skills.

A resource for patients with a rare disease to facilitate access to the treatment. Demonstrates familiarity with the unique challenges involved in specialty diseases, which focuses on disease awareness and disease education.

A work-in-progress version of a treatment tracker for parents to use with their children who have ADHD. The tracker, which I later requested be referred to as a "Journey Journal," provides tips and information in an engaging game-like format. The comments support the value of my health literacy input: The new team I was working with tried to lay it out their own way, but once they reworked it per my direction, they had confidence in my value as their creative partner. Demonstrates ability to foster a collaborative team dynamic.

One in a series of unbranded patient handouts for patients with depression and their care partners. Each features a different type of engaging activity and is designed for the HCP to begin the dialog with patients and care partners in the office so they can continue the discussion and treatment at home. This handout addresses care partners. Demonstrates creativity and experience in mental illness.

One in a series of unbranded patient handouts for patients with depression and their care partners (see above). This handout was a fun and lighthearted one designed to promote the value of dogs as therapy animals or even as pets. Demonstrates creativity and experience in mental illness.

One in a series of unbranded patient handouts for patients with depression and their care partners (see above). This handout informs patients and care partners about identifying the signs and symptoms of depression. Demonstrates creativity and experience in mental illness.

One in a series of unbranded patient handouts for patients with depression and their care partners (see above). This handout, with an empathetic tone, gives patients and care partners hope that depression can be treated and provides support in starting their treatment journey. Demonstrates creativity and experience in mental illness.

One in a series of unbranded patient handouts for patients with depression and their care partners (see above). This one describes the factors that affect women with depression—such as biology, hormones, and culture—and helps women identify symptoms they may have been normalizing. Demonstrates creativity and experience in mental illness.