Eva Talbott

Eva Talbott is a multifaceted professional whose extensive background as a licensed counselor informs her innovative approach at SageWoman Concepts. As the Owner, she has seamlessly blended her expertise in mental health with her passion for creative expression, offering a unique suite of services that cater to diverse client needs. With several years of experience in both agency settings and private practice, Eva has honed her skills in providing therapeutic support to individuals, couples, and families, particularly those grappling with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders. This rich clinical background enhances her ability to connect with clients on a deeper level, whether she is crafting compelling narratives through freelance writing or designing impactful marketing materials.

At SageWoman Concepts, Eva is currently engaged in several key projects that reflect her diverse skill set. She offers freelance writing services that encompass technical documentation, non-fiction articles, and engaging blog content, all tailored to meet the specific needs of her clients. Her proficiency in copy editing and report writing ensures that every piece of content is polished and professional. In addition to her writing endeavors, Eva provides marketing consultation, leveraging her understanding of the mental health landscape to help organizations effectively communicate their mission and services.

Moreover, Eva's artistic talents shine through her work in fiber arts, where she specializes in custom spinning, knitting, and the creation of unique tools such as bead whorl spindles and No-Snag Stitch Markers. This creative outlet not only allows her to express her artistic vision but also connects her with a community of fellow artisans and crafters. With a commitment to quality and a passion for helping others, Eva Talbott continues to make a meaningful impact through SageWoman Concepts, blending her therapeutic insights with her creative pursuits to foster growth and connection in both her clients and the broader community.