is the author of I Promise Not to Suffer: A Fool for Love Hikes the Pacific Crest Trail, Winner of the Barbara Savage Award from The Mountaineers Books.

Gail’ website has recently launched! Be sure to visit for information about all of her books: GailStorey.com

Geffen Visions International, Inc. (GVI) is a healthcare education, research, and consulting company, founded by Dr. Jeremy Geffen, a board-certified medical oncologist and noted pioneer in integrative medicine and oncology. They offer a leading-edge, multidimensional approach to medicine, wellness, and life based on Dr. Geffen’s pioneering, whole-person, education and support program called The Seven Levels of Healing®.

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This is the home page “skin” for ’s WordPress website. I designed the custom home page in Photoshop, and the custom PHP code was created to the client’s exact specifications. Then, it was applied to the interior pages. The best of both worlds…custom design with WordPress functionality!

I’m very excited to report that BethHayden.com has been featured in the StudioPress Showcase as one of their featured custom sites!

This online brochure design, created as a free downloadable PDF, was used as a prospecting tool for website visitors who showed an interest in opening an intelligent office franchise with Intelligent Office in Boulder, CO. The brochure design featured an icon design with the offer and phone number for easy recognition, and a call-to-action full page ad.

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So, we all know that doing laundry is far from glamorous. This tri-fold brochure design was created as a “leave-behind” piece for service providers that use linens…massage therapists, spas and tanning facilities, dentists, event planners, etc. …but don’t have time to keep up with their clients and the resulting laundry. It was designed to communicate freedom from this chore.

This piece receives significant attention every time I present my portfolio to a prospective client. The free feeling it presents always resonates. I think we’re all working too hard!