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Naydeline Mejia

Naydeline Mejia is a New York and Paris-based freelance writer and editor specializing in sex and dating, mental health, beauty and lifestyle content.

Publications

  • Verywell Mind
    9 articles
  • Real Simple
    1 article
  • Betches
    1 article
  • Verywell Family
  • Hearst Magazines

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  • The Butterfly Effect: What It Really Means—and What TikTok Gets Wrong
    28 May—Verywell Mind
    Leave it to TikTok to take an abstract philosophy, spread it across the app, and use it as evidence for how they magically improved their life or met their partner. First, there was the invisible string theory and now everyone on the video-sharing platform is obsessing over the butterfly effect. This being the notion that small changes can have major, potentially life-altering effects down the line. Most of the associated TikTok videos describe instances of fate, at best, and coincidence, at...
  • —Verywell Mind
  • 5 Self-Care Rituals Those Living with Atopic Dermatitis Swear By
    7 Apr—Verywell Mind
    “I found that one of the most important self-care acts is giving myself grace” Reviewed by Daniel B. Block, MD Table of Contents Bea: Hydration and Low-Impact Exercise Chinenyem: Mindful Skincare Mandi: Herbal Remedies Laney: Being Kind to Yourself Michael: Anti-inflammatory Diet Next in AD and You Guide How I Reframed the Way I Saw My Atopic Dermatitis Living with a chronic skin condition like atopic dermatitis (AD) is more than skin deep. Apart from managing flare-ups and working to stay...
  • Everything You Need to Know About Alzheimer’s Disease as a Caregiver, According to Experts
    21 Feb—Verywell Mind
    Sue Ryan never imagined herself working in healthcare, but when her aging father developed Alzheimer’s disease, she found herself shifting into the profession of caregiving. Years later, Ryan found herself in the caregiving role again, this time for her late husband. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020, Ryan and her husband were already several years into his journey with the disease. She thought she was well-equipped for the challenge, having served as a caregiver for both her...
  • —Verywell Mind