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Cathy Habas

Cathy Habas

With over 12 years of experience as a content writer, Cathy has a knack for untangling complex information. Her natural curiosity and ability to empathize help Cathy offer insightful, friendly advice. She believes in empowering readers who may not feel confident about a purchase, project, or topic.

Cathy earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Indiana University Southeast and began her professional writing career immediately after graduation. She has focused on family safety, home guides, and health content since 2021 and earned a gerontology certificate to learn more about the medical side of senior safety. Over the years, Cathy has contributed to sites like SELF.com, SingleCare, My Health Teams, Safety.com, Reviews.com, Hunker, Popular Living, and Thumbtack.

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