Sarah Simon
Sarah Simon is a freelance health and science reporter for Fatherly, where she covers mental health — particularly depression, anxiety, and burnout.
Sarah has been a regular writer for Verywell Health and has also written for publications such as The Daily Beast, Mashable, MIT Technology Review, the Center for Health Journalism, and more. She earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the State University of New York at Geneseo and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in clinical psychology while doing critical psych research at The New School in New York City. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Sarah has taught English in Ecuador and Uruguay and was a translator for Latin American News Digest.
When she's not refreshing her email inbox, or telling her loved ones that she loves them, Sarah organizes for a mutual aid network, advocates for a liberated world, as well as makes music, movies, and media. Her alias on Spotify may or may not be slagoona. Follow Sarah on Twitter @smileformebabyg and check out her website at https://sarah-simon-1.jimdosite.com/.
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