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Full Spectrum Editorial
Neurodiversity-affirming editing services
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About Rachel
Hi, I’m Rachel, the editor behind Full Spectrum Editorial.
As a late diagnosed neurodivergent individual, I’ve come to appreciate how my neurotype informs every interaction I have with the world.
I bring this awareness and acceptance to my clients and to their writing, because we all deserve safe and nurturing spaces, regardless of neurotype.
Who am I?
I carry many identities: I’m an editor, a creative, an amateur historian, a baker, a traveller, an adventurer, an entrepreneur, a student, a seeker, a patient, an immigrant, a mother, a wife.
Though I am a native Californian living in the Netherlands, my clients come from around the world. I am comfortable editing various forms of English (American, British, Canadian, Australian), as well as English as a foreign language.
Check out my blog for deep-dives on some of my favorite hyperfixations.
How I edit
My editing style is collaborative, conversational, and respectful.
My goal is to help you create a document that communicates your message to the world in a way that feels authentic to you.
I also enjoy helping writers build awareness of how they write by flagging patterns in language, usage, and style.
My qualifications
Certificate in Copyediting, UC San Diego Extended Studies
BA in History, with a focus on the Ancient Mediterranean; with honors, UC Berkeley
Need support with your writing?
Click here to schedule a video call, a phone call, or just shoot me an email—whatever communication method feels most comfortable for you.
I am a real editor and I do 100% of my own work; I never use AI to read, edit, or summarize a document. All of my services are 100% AI-free.
On the blog
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