ADHD

Alicia Ramella is a freelance writer who specializes in mental health and wellness. She has been writing professionally in these fields for five years. Her work has been featured on several reputable websites, including WEBMD.com, Overcomers.com, Pettable.com, ADHDAdvisor.org, and Healthonabudget.com, among others.

Drawing from her own experiences with late-diagnosed ADHD, she hopes to inspire other women and adults to seek help no matter how old they are.

Alicia is also a life coach, podcaster, and nutrition nut, with a background in psychology.

Ali Hickerson is a content writer and strategist, multimedia journalist, and contributing writer for Stacker, based in Brooklyn, New York City.

She has worked extensively in non-profit and health communications in Melbourne, Australia, and New York City, and has also worked in video production and the tech industry, most recently at Waze.

Ali writes for B2B companies and enjoys writing about health and wellness—especially psychology and the evolving relationship towards work in our culture.

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Outside of work, Ali is practicing yoga, soaking in the arts in the city, or planning her next dream documentary project.

Elena Cox is a senior data reporter at Stacker. She has a master's degree in data journalism from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. She's previously worked for Realtor.com, CBS News, Bloomberg TV, and NY1.

Ben Popken is a business and consumer journalist based in Maine. Previously he was the Senior Business Reporter at NBC News national and Editor-in-Chief of Consumerist.com at Gawker Media Network and Consumer Reports. His work has received awards from the Editor and Publishers, Association of Health Care Journalists, and the Press Club of Atlantic City.

Annie is a freelance writer at Stacker, where she covers topics including health, the environment, and humanitarian issues. Her writing has also appeared in outlets like Medical News Today, Psychology Today and Psych Central.

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