Taneia Surles, MPH
B2B/B2C Sexual Health Writer
Creating powerful content that destigmatizes all things sexual health and wellness.
About Taneia
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I'm a sexual and general healthcare writer, editor, public health professional, and founder of Content By Taneia, LLC founder. I have a bachelor's and master's degree in public health with a concentration in health behavior.
I specialize in sexual health and general health content.
My current and past clients include:
- Healthline
- Health
- HealthyWomen
- AARP
- Next Avenue
- Everyday Health
- Giddy
- Insider
- Patient Power
- Well and Good
I have experience creating blogs, long-form articles, newsletters, quizzes, and social media captions.
As a sexual wellness advocate, I aim to create well-written and informative content that educates and encourages people to lead healthy sex lives.
Do you need sexual or general health content? You can contact me at taneia@contentbytaneia.com or fill out my contact form to inquire about my services!
"Taneia is exceptionally professional, timely and gracious. Her level of writing and research is very high and I highly recommend working with Taneia if you ever need medical / health content. I will work with her again soon!"
- Di Katz Shachar of Bodyholic
"Taneia is an amazing writer!
I had the opportunity to collaborate with her on a time sensitive project and she delivered."
- Marcus King of Lavni Inc.
"It is always a pleasure to work with Taneia. She is highly driven, methodological and works extremely efficient, too. Taneia helped me create newsletter for my growing community and with her dedication and research, the engagement has improved! I look forward to working with Taneia again."
- Genny Mack of theEATschool
"Taneia is extremely professional, goes above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction. She’s very knowledgeable and understands a plethora of subject matters."
- Asia Dawson of Dawson Executive & Strategic Consulting Firm, LLC
My Work
Are wet dreams a sin?
Most people experience wet dreams—ejaculation or orgasm while sleeping— at some point in their lives. While some can dismiss this natural occurrence, othe...
Therapy Resource for Black Communities
How to Use Progressive Muscle Relaxation for Better Sleep
Why do I have a fear of cheating?
If you’r...
BV natural remedies | Hey Jane
10 Drugs That Affect Darker Skin Differently - BlackDoctor.org - Where Wellness & Culture Connect
“For decades, drugs have been largely tested on white, non-Hispanic men,” says Geeta Yadav, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of FACET Dermatology. “There’s evidence that women and patients of color respond quite differently to medication. Fail...
How can I stop my sexually intrusive thoughts?
“It’s very common to have sexual thoughts,” says April Kilduff, MA, LCPC, LMHC, a licensed therapist and Clinical Tra...
Relationship OCD: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment
These are all signs of relationship OCD (ROCD), a subtype of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) characterized by ongoing intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors related to close personal relationships. ROCD most often involves romantic or intimate relationships, but it can affect platonic one...
I’m Having Dreams About Cheating. Do They Mean Anything?
Let’s dive into what your dreams about cheating could mean—and what you can do if they’re keeping you up at nig...
Guide to STI testing | Hey Jane
Can birth control fix my acne | Hey Jane
When Do Parasocial Relationships Become a Problem?
Parasocial relationships are nothing new, but with the increase of stan culture, and bi...
What Is Co-Regulation? Definition and Tips
When two people are together, their emotional and physiological states tend to synch up. If you’re with a friend or romantic partner, their emotional state naturally affects you, and vice versa.
It’s a normal part of being human — and it’s known to happen in other species, too.
Co-regulation is a process in which one person uses their own calm emotional and physical state to help another person regulate their emotions when they’re upset.
While most of us know how to regula...
Identifying Skin Cancer on Black Skin: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention
8 Tips for Maintaining Weight Loss
How Do Female Condoms Work? | Kinkly
Without further ado, let’s dive into all things female condoms.
What is a female condom?...
How Do I Know If I Have Vaginismus? | Kinkly
Though vaginismus can have a major impa...
Is it CompHet or Sexual Orientation OCD?
To give you a quick rundown, comphet is a theory that desc...
Why am I so scared of my partner leaving me?
To a certain extent, it’s normal to have a bit of anxiety about your re...
What Is Pelvic Inflammatory Disease? | Kinkly
Pelvic inflammatory disease is a medical condition that affects the female reproductive system. It can cause various symptoms, including pain and inflammation in the pelvic region.
“The pain can be felt deep inside your pelvis or can include pain with sex and urinating,” says Christine Greves, MD, an OB-GYN and medical contributor for Drugwatch.
PID is often a complication of an untreated sexually transmitted disease (STD), like chlamydia o...
What are later abortions? | Hey Jane
Anxious Attachment Style and How to Overcome It
The way we interact with partners, family, friends, coworkers, and even our pets can be attributed to something known as an attachment style. Attachment theory was developed in the 1970s by John Bowlby, a British psychologist and psychoanalyst. His theory suggests the way infants bond with their caregivers influences their soci...
Sexual Fantasies vs. Obsessions: What’s the Difference?
Sexual obsessions are symptoms of the many themes of obsessive-compul...