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Built to Root, Designed to Grow
Most brands aren’t failing because they lack effort—they’re missing strategy
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Meet Doryn Wallach
I believe the best women's health programs begin with the women they're meant to serve.
I hold an MS in Art Therapy, have specialized training in women's mental health and menopause behavioral health, and am a certified Therapeutic Photography Facilitator. I partner with organizations to develop programs, lead participatory photography workshops, and create opportunities for women's stories to be shared through exhibitions and other initiatives.
Before moving into women's health, I founded and ran my own fine-jewelry business, overseeing its creative direction, branding, and operations. I also hosted It's Not a Crisis, a podcast exploring the joys, challenges, and often-overlooked realities of midlife. Both experiences inform how I develop ideas, connect with people, and bring creative projects to life.
What matters most to me is that women feel seen and heard, have ownership of their stories, and play a meaningful role in shaping the programs meant to serve them.
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