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Christine Mattice
Freelance Writer
Christine is an experienced SEO and content writer specializing in health, wellness, and mindset.
Why brands trust Christine
Christine is an experienced SEO and content writer specializing in health, wellness, and mindset. With over a decade of professional writing experience and more than 1,500 published articles, she blends deep research with conversational clarity to engage, inform, and convert readers. Christine has written for doctors, wellness brands, and advocacy firms—crafting everything from evidence-based blog posts to persuasive constituent letters. She also writes confidently on spiritual topics, emotional health, and current events. Known for reliability, insight, and polish, Christine helps clients build authority and trust through high-quality, human-written content that stands out in today’s AI-saturated market.
4.8 / 5
Across verified client engagements
Writer for over 14 years
Active in the writer network
Green, Ohio, United States
Available across time zones
Content
Top 30% of Scripted Writers
Selected work
A snapshot of the work Christine has published for Scripted clients.
Two Candles in the Wind: Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana, and the Struggles of BPD
This signature health and wellness piece explores the emotional lives of two of the world’s most iconic women—Marilyn Monroe and Princess Diana—through the lens of borderline personality disorder (BPD). With empathy and insight...
Religion & SpiritualityScience Meets Mysticism: Quantum Clues, Brain Waves & Prayer
This in-depth article explores the fascinating intersection of science and spirituality, examining topics such as quantum physics, prayer studies, telekinesis, and neurotheology. Originally written as a college term paper, it o...
Health & WellnessDiets Don't Work, Lifestyle Change Does, Researchers Say
An article in the Journal of the American Medical Association, published online on August 21, confirms what frustrated yo-yo dieters have long known: diets don't work. Instead, researchers should investigate how to make people ...