Sandra Jane Media
Sandra Jane Media provides writing services and social media services, as well as serving as a reliable source of information and trends in the subjects of Psychology, Social Media, and Politics. Resources on natural healing modalities such as herbs and supplements are now being developed. I can be contacted via Gmail.com (SandraJaneMedia).
I would be honored if you would check out my Facebook pages.
- Beyond An Ordinary LIfe is where I post uplifting, motivational snippets, as well as feature links and excerpts about people who are living estraordinary lives.
- Social Media Trends is where I post interesting excerpts from the latest, successful social media marketers.
- Searching for Truth is my political platform concerning current issues such as the environment, health care, and party politics in the US.
my blogs
Psychology
New perspectives in psychology.
Covering issues such as addiction, depression, and suicide.
a little more about my journey
Psychology Major, Freelance Writer, & Student of Cultural Anthropology
The beginning of the internet for public use was around the time my father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. Those were also the days of Geocities website communities. That’s where I started. I learned HTML (and later became certified) by studying html source code.
Then I created a site, Alzheimer’s – A Map for the Journey, which was included in a reference book for Alzheimer's Disease. I researched all the latest treatments, drug trials, and other resources to help those newly diagnosed. That book is outdated now, and Geocities no longer exists. My obsession with creating and maintaining websites continued to exist, and I ran a design business for a few years, until web design became easier for everyone to do on their own.
Today I am still fascinated by the potential of the internet and continue to learn new methods of utilizing it not only for business, but also for promoting and informing people on social and cultural issues that are important. Naysayers talk about the trouble with the internet, but it remains our most valuable tool for dispensing news and information. It is up to each individual to verify and confirm what they read, to make sure they are viewing verifiable, legitimate sites with references, and to monitor their own activity online.
It's called individual accountability.
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