Writing for the Public
Stories and perspectives that challenge how we think about psychosis, schizophrenia, and mental health.
Through essays, opinion pieces, and personal storytelling, Sally Littlefield brings lived experience into conversations that too often happen without it. Her writing has appeared in national publications and explores the human side of psychosis, recovery, stigma, and mental health systems with honesty, nuance, and hope.
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My Schizophrenia Has a Soundtrack
Slate
There are times when I just want to revel in some of the memories and songs from my 10-month psychotic episode.
A WINDOW INTO PSYCHOSIS: WHAT PEOPLE WHO TALK TO THEMSELVES ARE REALLY SAYING
Psychology Today
What if the people we dismiss as “talking to themselves” are expressing something far more human—and meaningful—than we assume?
“I have edited Sally over the course of several years at two different publications. Since our first time working together, I’ve been impressed by her thoughtfulness, intelligence, writing talent, and care. She brings a unique perspective to issues around mental health, policy, and stigma that is essential but far too often overlooked. She is a pleasure to work with and learn from.”
