Portfolio

Work that
moves people.

As a health communications consultant with more than a decade of experience, Bria has touched many projects. These are some of the achievements she is most proud of.

Featured case study Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

RecoverMe:
My Recovery, My Journey.

Campaign Background

According to the 2023 National Survey on Substance Use and Health, nearly 1 in 2 young adults aged 18 to 25 in the U.S. report having a mental health or substance use condition. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) aimed to create a campaign that would connect young adults with resources to support them along their individual recovery journeys. I led the team to develop RecoverMe.

Empowering, Practical, and Encouraging

Recovery is a journey, and the road isn’t always smooth. Our approach aimed to normalize challenges in recovery and help young adults find resources and community support. Extensive research guided this effort to ensure the campaign would reach and resonate with young adults from all walks of life.

Results

RecoverMe was launched in December 2024 across web, social, and digital display. Within the first 30 days, RecoverMe content reached over 644k individuals and garnered more than 4 million impressions.

644k+

Individuals reached within the first 30 days.

4M+

Impressions across web, social, and digital display.

Campaign resource

Explore the RecoverMe campaign one-pager.

View the complete campaign overview and creative approach.

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Awards

Creative work,
recognized.

Awards were received before the founding of MiraHealth Communications.

Clio Health Innovator award

2022 Clio Health Innovator

Recognized for driving creativity and innovation in health marketing and amplifying the stories behind the work.

Muse creative awards

2022 Muse Gold Award

Awarded in the “Branded Content” category for the NASTAD Office of Health Equity Center for Innovation and Engagement.

PrEPpy award

2023 2nd Place PrEPpy Award

Awarded to the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute, “PrEP is for Every Body” campaign.