Adryan

Corcione

WRITER &

CONTENT STRATEGIST

A stylized digital illustration of Adryan Corcione with long, wavy hair and glasses. The portrait features bold black outlines on a purple background, highlighting their facial features with a neutral expression and slightly pursed lips.

I'm a writer and journalist specializing in the intersection of culture and technology. I’m currently querying a hybrid memoir about growing up online in the ‘00s. I’ve spent a decade writing for publications with a focus on narrative nonfiction and reported features.

I also help healthtech organizations create inclusive, engaging content—especially on LGBTQ+ health, gender affirming care, reproductive health, pelvic floor therapy, and mental health—that requires nuance and empathy. I bring a journalist’s eye to storytelling, ensuring brands connect with their audience in a meaningful way.

Healthtech Writing

  • A couple sits closely together at sunset, with one person resting their head on the other's shoulder. They overlook a blurred natural landscape, bathed in warm golden light. This image conveys emotional support, intimacy, and connection.

    How to Support a Romantic Partner with PTSD

    Loving someone with PTSD can be emotionally taxing but also provides ample opportunity for a rich, healing relationship. Read more on Nema Health, a telehealth platform that specializes in cognitive processing therapy (CPT) for post-traumatic stress disorder.

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  • A joyful couple embraces on a balcony, symbolizing connection and emotional bonds. Related to Adryan Corcione’s article for Alma: What Are Attachment Styles — And Can I Change Mine?

    What Are Attachment Styles — And Can I Change Mine?

    Attachment styles can be a useful tool, but it’s important to remember that they aren’t your destiny. I wrote about attachment theory for Alma, a mental telehealth platform for patients and providers.

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  • These Stats on Medical Gaslighting & Pelvic Pain Are Unacceptable

    Description goes Medical gaslighting happens when providers minimize or dismiss your symptoms, often delaying or denying appropriate treatment. This is especially common for people experiencing chronic pelvic pain. Read more on Origin, a virtual pelvic floor physical therapy platform.

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  • Ask a Clinician: Can Binding Cause Heartburn?

    Transgender men, trans masculine people, nonbinary folks, and others who bind their chest may experience heartburn and other digestive symptoms. In my Ask a Clinician series for FOLX Health, an LGBTQ+ telehealth startup, I interview a clinician about best binding practices for those who experience heartburn.

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  • How Eating Disorders Impact Queer and Trans People

    Eating disorders uniquely affect LGBTQ+ people compared to their cisgender, heterosexual counterparts. Learn more on Included Health.

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