SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy)

People living with SMA navigate a level of ingenuity most people never have to think about—workarounds for lifting, moving, conserving energy, getting through an ordinary day. That reality shaped everything I wrote for this condition, across two very different campaigns.

For Life Takes Muscle, an unbranded campaign, I took over social when the site's voice was already established—three posts a week for three months, plus long-form blogs—working closely with the social team's strategist, and consulting the site's original writer early on to make sure I matched the voice already in place. The work centered on warmth, empathy, and building real community rather than pushing a product.

On the branded side, for Scholar Rock's ISEMBYLD, I named the patient support program itself—Scholar Rock Supports—and built its full digital ecosystem: a voice and brand style guide, both DTC and HCP websites, and the brochure introducing the program, along with revised copy on an existing infusion-day patient guide.

Together, this work reflects the same instinct applied twice: really listen to how people with SMA actually live, then find language that respects that.

SELECTED SOCIAL POSTS—UNBRANDED LIFE TAKES MUSCLE CAMPAIGN (FACEBOOK & INSTAGRAM)

BLOGS—UNBRANDED LIFE TAKES MUSCLE CAMPAIGN

Scholar Rock Supports™

Patient Services for both DTC & HCP audiences

Led naming, voice, and content for a multi-channel patient support program spanning patient and HCP audiences, including development of the program’s voice and style framework. Developed websites, brochures, and onboarding materials designed to guide users from enrollment through treatment and ongoing care, with a framework designed to scale across future therapies within the Scholar Rock portfolio.

The work is built as a cohesive system—structuring the patient journey across touch-points to simplify access, coordination, and decision-making in a complex healthcare environment.

PSP BRAND STYLE GUIDE

Defined tone, language, and structural principles to ensure a consistent, human-centered voice across patient and HCP touchpoints.

PSP Brochure

DTC website for PSP

HCP website for PSP