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Jolyn Wells-Moran

Expert Guru
Jolyn Wells-Moran, PhD, is a professional freelance writer who has written hundreds of article for magazines, newspapers, web sites and companies. She has also had five books published, ghost writes articles and books and writes policies, procedures and other materials for non-profits and for-profits. She specializes in writing on health, mental health/psychology, alternative health and relationships, and has written on a wide variety of other topics too. She also edits for a major web site and for authors. She has written several short stories and one novel.




10 Tips from Jolyn Wells-Moran

Humor and Health

Researchers say that laughter seems to have a similar cardiovascular effect as aerobic activity. Don't replace aerobic activity, but engage in humor and you'll increase blood flow. Researchers suggest 15 minutes of laughter per day.

Sex is Healthy

Sex is good exercise, helping the heart, lungs, muscles, circulation and more; helps maintain an intimate relationship, and such relationships appear to prolong the lives of a significant number of people; may help with the creation of new brain cells; and, most certainly, sex increases satisfaction with life.

Healthy Thoughts

Our thoughts trigger our emotions and behavior. We're capable of creating more positive thoughts to replace the ones that aren’t working for us if we're mindful of our thinking.

Optimism and Health

Optimism and a sense of control in one’s own life broaden our awareness of options that may be healthier for us and may even promote recovery, reduce pain or prolong life in certain cases of illness.

Anger is a Symptom

Anger is a symptom that there's something you need to think carefully about. Go ahead and feel it, but find articulate and nonviolent ways to express it. Then, do some deep thinking to find out if the thoughts that led to your anger were valid. If they were, express them clearly, even if it means writing down those thoughts and how you felt.

Water--Based Oil Colors

Water-based oil colors dry more quickly, don't smell as bad, are healthier to use and can produce the same quality of lustrous color and texture as traditional oil colors. They don't require turpentine, so mixing with water and cleaning brushes and drips is easy.

The Pain that Fades

The pain of divorce fades with time if the divorced person will allow it. It may feel like a horrible death for months, but if the person focuses on making each day a lttle better, the pain will subside.

Unconditional Love Thy Name is Dog

Everyone needs to be loved and to love. Perhaps there's no one better to teach us how to love than a dog. They love us almost no matter what we do, and in return, we learn to give love without reservations. There is no better remedy for loneliness than a dog.

Freelance Writing Opportunities at All-Time High

If you can string together a grammatical sentence, research and summarize information, discipline yourself to learn your craft and stay consistently on top of the markets and respond to them, you can enjoy the freedom and creativity of being a freelance writer. It's also important to understand that it will take at least two years to support yourself with a middle-class income, unless you're exceptionally lucky.

Misconceptions About Psychology and Psychology Degrees

Psychology is an extremely broad field. Most people with psychology degrees do not become psychologists: That takes about 10 to 12 years of college. Instead, most people with psychology degrees work in teaching, management, human services or use their psychology degrees as foundation for other degrees and careers.