Sarah Vanbuskirk
Sarah Vanbuskirk

Sarah Vanbuskirk

Writer, Editor

Expertise

Parenting, Fitness, Lifestyle, Wellness, Women's Issues, Health

Education

Duke University

Highlights

I'm a reporter at heart who enjoys diving into research and data to unearth actionable, relatable, understandable truth for readers. My goal is always to make sense of and clearly communicate complex issues with compassion, inclusion, honesty, and scientifically-based reporting—and whenever possible, to share helpful tips and build community.

— Sarah Vanbuskirk

Experience

Sarah Vanbuskirk has over 20 years of experience as a writer and editor, covering a range of parenting, health, wellness, lifestyle, and family-related topics. She started out her career as a writer and editor at Willamette Week, a weekly newspaper in Portland, Oregon, and Mirabella, a women's fashion magazine in New York City. 

Since then, Sarah has been a freelance journalist, editor, and content creator, writing for numerous online publications, magazines, and newspapers, including Glamour, Self, Parents, Fitness, Marie Claire, FashionWireDaily, TimeOut NY, GoLocalPDX, PDXparent, Seattle Weekly, Santa Fe Reporter, The Spruce, TripSavvy, Activity Connection, and Verywell Fit. 

Sarah is also a photographer, producer, and stylist who has collaborated on numerous photoshoots and video projects for major advertising campaigns, stock photo libraries, and editorial projects.

Education

Sarah has a dual degree in Art History and Political Science as well as a Certificate of Women’s Studies from Duke University.

About Verywell Family

Verywell Family, a Dotdash Meredith Brand, is an award-winning, modern resource that supports you through all the stages of pregnancy and parenthood. We take a human approach to health and wellness content and reach more than 140 million readers annually. Verywell Family content is fact checked and reviewed by our Review Board for accuracy and integrity. Learn more about us and our editorial process.

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