Academic Editing

"I could not have accomplished this great task without [Dr. Neale]... I look forward to working with her on future projects, and highly recommend her work as an editor!"
- Dr. Marie S. Dezelic, PhD, MS-MHC, Diplomate in Logotherapy, Author of Meaning-Centered Therapy Workbook: Based on Viktor Frankl’s Logotherapy and Existential Analysis

"...an invaluable resource for me in the completion of my thesis."
- Lou Storey, Adjunct Professor, Author of Symbols to Meaning: A Graphic Examination of Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy.

• Nothing is more exciting than getting your thesis approved or article published.
• Nothing is more frustrating than having your great idea lie dusty and unread on the shelf.

I know from personal experience.

I struggled with certain aspects of my thesis for my PhD in Clinical Psychology. Fortunately I had  my thesis advisor and doctoral committee to guide me; however, I found that I needed an additional  mentor to help me with the technical aspects of my research. While it was hard to ask for help, I found that once I did so, my problems were easily corrected and I was able to submit my thesis to my advisor and committee and ultimately graduate with honors!  While the actual written portion of my thesis came easily for me, I have seen firsthand that many students need additional help in this area.  Many simply need someone to proof-read their work while others need help organizing their material and correcting awkward sentence structure. This is especially true if  English is a second or even third or fourth language. I want to assure you that you do not need to struggle with these issues alone!

I am here for you. I am the support system you need to get published or approved.

Email me for your consultation.


All the best,
Dr. Ann-Marie Neale