Joyce Sunila has been a professional writer, editor and content marketing strategist for over 30 years.
She began her career as an editor at Avon Books in New York, then moved to Hollywood to evaluate screenplays for major Hollywood producers. Her journalism career started with the Los Angeles Times, which published her film commentary for 10 years. While raising a family she penned articles for Audubon, Redbook, Reader’s Digest, L.A. Parent, American Cinematographer, Geo, Woman’s Day and other national publications. Her video game reviews, called "Aunt Trixie's Picks," were syndicated world-wide by Tribune Media Services.
In 1983 her lifestyle book The New Lovers: Younger Men/Older Women was published by Fawcett Books. It sold over 75,000 copies and is still sold on Amazon.
In 2004 she co-authored The Miracle of Bio-Identical Hormones with Dr. Michael Platt, also available on Amazon. In 2005 she began Practice Helpers, a content marketing service for cosmetic surgeons in the U.S., Canada and Australia. It continues to this day as a subscription newsletter service called Cosmetic Emails.
In 2017 Joyce started Yes2TMS.com, providing email marketing campaigns for mental health clinics. She continues to be fascinated by neuroscience and human behavior, with a special focus on electroceutical therapies and Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy.