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I provide a wide variety of writing services. Whether you are looking for print or online text, I can write content suited for each medium.
I know how to transform complex information into plain language for media advisories, information sheets, articles, blogs and social media posts. I use clear and concise plain language, so a wide audience can benefit from the information.
My writing starts before the blank page. After confirming the topic, scope and audience with you, I will read through any source materials and data you can provide. I may do further research before I interview subject experts to learn more. Only then do I start typing.
I’ve written articles for newspapers, magazines, newsletters and blogs on a wide variety of topics for diverse audiences. Much of the time, I am not the subject expert. I’m trained as a journalist. My expertise is in gathering information from multiple sources and writing informative and engaging content.
My experience as a reporter-photographer helps me tell your story. I tailor my writing to meet the wants and needs of your target audiences on the print and online platforms they use.
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St-Denis, V. (2025). Nunavik Voices wins ClearMark Award. Nunatsiaq News.
St-Denis, V. (2025). Creative blocks and procrastination: Treating the artistic patient [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Translating rrauma-informed care concepts into forensic mental health practice [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Perspectives on postpartum psychosis [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Overview of the Canadian justice and correctional system from inside and out [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Terrorism and terror management theory [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Neither gangs nor stalking: A review of “gang stalking” allegations in the U.S. federal court system [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Assessment approaches for adolescent problematic sexual behaviour [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). A criminological analysis of elderly sexual abuse [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). Childhood sexual abuse by women against boys [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). A century of white-collar criminals [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2025). How to predict repeat sexual offending through a protective lens [plain language summary]. From Academia to Practice: Why It Matters (Forensic Psychiatry Institute).
St-Denis, V. (2022). Giving readers the information they want and can use. PLAIN eJournal, 4(1), 4–5. (Plain Language Association International).
St-Denis, V. (2020, October 13). Canadian, British and American: It’s all English, but the spelling is different. Our Languages Blog (Resources of the Language Portal of Canada).
St-Denis, V. (2020, May 12). Career builder: An action plan for new editors. The Editors’ Weekly (Editors/Réviseurs Canada).
St-Denis, V. (2019, September 3). Understanding my reading communities. The Editors’ Weekly (Editors/Réviseurs Canada).
St-Denis, V. (2017, September). The NCLEX-RN and the future of French-language health-care services. Canadian Nurse, 113(5), 28–31.
St-Denis, V. (2017, July). CIHI report monitors changes in regulated nursing trends over past 10 years. Canadian Nurse, 113(4), 9.
St-Denis, V. (2017, July). Perception of health technologies’ benefits increases with longer use. Canadian Nurse, 113(4), 10.
St-Denis, V. (2017, May). Federal budget removes one of the legislative barriers to NP practice. Canadian Nurse, 113(3), 12–13.
St-Denis, V. (2017, January). Continuing improvements being made to certification program. Canadian Nurse, 113(1), 12–13.
St-Denis, V. (2016, October). How to better serve an aging population. Canadian Nurse, 112(7), 18–21.
St-Denis, V. (2016, September). Meet the millennials: A new generation of nursing leaders. Canadian Nurse, 112(6), 28–30.
St-Denis, V. (2016, April). Examining medical assistance in dying from all sides. Canadian Nurse, 112(3), 10–11.
St-Denis, V. (2016, March). New way of working together for Indigenous health. Canadian Nurse, 112(2), 12.
St-Denis, V. (2016, March). Certification program goes paperless. Canadian Nurse, 111(7), 14–16.
St-Denis, V. (2015, October). Election winner needs to lead health-system innovation, panellists agree. Canadian Nurse, 111(7), 26–27.
Note: All Canadian Nurse articles are copyright Canadian Nurses Association and are reproduced with permission. Further reproduction is prohibited.
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