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Tassia O’Callaghan

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Tassia (Tasha) O’Callaghan is a freelance SEO content strategist and writer specializing in women’s health, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause content, with a decade in the industry and clients including Peanut, Rescripted, and Seen Fertility. Her own trying-to-conceive journey, longer than she ever expected and marked by four losses along the way, is something she shares openly, because she knows how much it matters for people to hear they’re not alone.

Outside of writing, she’s usually exploring markets, collecting crystals and tarot decks, running an astrology, Tarot, and Lenormand business with her mum, or geeking out over the latest Marvel film with her cat, Buffy, close by. She’s a committed advocate for equity across genders, races, ages, sexualities, and backgrounds.

Articles

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A hand with a pale mauve manicure squeezes a glass dropper of golden facial oil above the back of another hand, where a streak of oil already glistens.
Wellness

Why Your Skin Breaks Out the Moment the Air Turns Cold — And What’s Hormonal About It

Cold, dry air and fall’s hormonal shifts can both trigger breakouts. Why your skin acts up when the weather turns — and the gentle fall skincare swaps that help.

A smiling woman in a black beanie and denim jacket sits cross-legged on fallen autumn leaves, eyes closed and palms pressed together, a tabby cat at her side.
Wellness

The Anxiety That Shows Up Every Fall and What It’s Actually About

Fall anxiety is a documented pattern, not a personality flaw. How shorter days, lost morning light, and a heavier mental load stack up every autumn — and what actually helps.

A woman in a cream knit sweater and jeans holds a loose armful of blush pink tulips against a white clapboard wall.
Pregnancy & Postpartum

Why I Started Seeing a Naturopath for Fertility When IVF Wasn’t an Option

After a missed miscarriage, three chemical pregnancies, and two clinics calling her a poor IVF candidate, one writer found a fertility naturopath — and the tests nobody had offered her.

A toddler in a white t-shirt and grey suspender shorts leans in to kiss his mother’s pregnant belly, her hands resting on the bump in a cream floral dress.
Pregnancy & Postpartum

Preeclampsia Isn’t a Mystery Anymore. Here’s What Changed in 2026.

Four research teams got closer than ever to explaining what actually causes preeclampsia — and what it changes about the questions you’re allowed to ask today.

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