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Hara Marano

Hara Estroff Marano is the Editor at Large of Psychology Today magazine and website.125 She is an award-winning writer and editor who has authored three books, including "A Nation of Wimps: The High Cost of Invasive Parenting".25 Marano writes the magazine's advice column called "Unconventional Wisdom".15

In addition to her work at Psychology Today, Marano has written articles for various publications such as The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, New York magazine, Wilson Quarterly, USA Today, and Smithsonian.2 She is also a columnist for msn.com and an international edition of Marie Claire.2

Marano has been involved in several notable projects:

  1. She created Psychology Today's "Blues Buster" in 2001, which was the first publication to identify and document the mental health crisis on America's college campuses.3
  2. She is a member of the Bringing Theory to Practice Project, which aims to counter depression and other disorders among college students.3
  3. Marano leads a weekly class in writing and editing under The Mentor Project.4

Her LinkedIn username is hara-estroff-marano-55b2512, as mentioned in the query.6

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