Margaret Brady
Maggie Brady is a graduate of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. She writes from the Cleveland, Ohio area.
‘Allen v. Farrow’: The Side of the Tragedy No One Is Talking About
In addition to a horrible story of abuse, the HBO show reveals a problematic approach to parenting.
Post-Traumatic Growth: The Rainbow After the Hurricane
The negative effects following trauma don't have to be the lasting effects
Understanding the Reasons Women Need Periods
What’s the point of your period? Do you even need one?
Not Your Usual Sex Ed: The Unexpected Results of Teaching Teens Fertility Awareness
Sex ed that teen girls actually want to learn
Reconsidering Our Relationship With Alcohol
How many women and men are becoming 'sober curious'?
Eating to Be Clean: The Growing Awareness for Orthorexia
When healthy eating becomes an unhealthy addiction
Cooking with Your Heart: Healing with Culinary Therapy
The deeper truth in the phrase ‘comfort food’
Entertain the Kid in You with These Nine Stream-able Shows
Give your inner child a chance to choose the entertainment
Good Love, Bad Credit? The Surprising Way Your Credit Score Impacts Your Love Life
A good credit score isn't the only thing to look for in a partner, but it can contribute to a relationship's health
'Rilakkuma and Kaoru': A Delicious Slice-of-Life from Netflix
This animated series about the beauty of a simple life will appeal to children and adults, alike
Diagnosis at 23: How Autism in Girls Looks Different than Boys
Why are women being diagnosed with autism in their twenties and thirties?
A Literary Antidote to the Heartbreaking Love Story of 'Me Before You'
"Together" is the story of a couple's difficult but persistent love.
Meet Jane: Three Books for the Dedicated Austenite
What separates the casual Jane Austen fan from the aficionado?
Why Can't She Sleep? The Gold-Standard Cure for Insomnia You've (Probably) Never Heard Of
How our hormones affect our sleep
18 Years after 9/11, a New Memorial Honors Those Who Have Suffered Ever Since
9/11 is not merely a day–but an immense, unfolding tragedy.
Drama in HR: Why Are So Many Employees Leaving Planned Parenthood?
Pulling back the curtain on this trend . . .
She Walks in Beauty: How Other Women Shape Our Beauty Lives
Beauty is central to the lives of women—and that's a good thing.
Tend and Befriend: How Female Friendship Helps with Healing
In times of trouble, there's a comfort that only our female friends can offer.
A Female Sex Condition That Is Largely Unknown—and Very Treatable
If you're suffering, you're not alone.