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Meet Amy, Editor & Therapist

An episode of the Rough Drafts Welcome by Salt and Sage Books podcast, hosted by Salt and Sage Books, titled "Meet Amy, Editor & Therapist" was published on December 20, 2023 and runs 32 minutes.

December 20, 2023 ·32m · Rough Drafts Welcome by Salt and Sage Books

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🎙️ Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Rough Drafts Welcome! 📝 Erin sits down with one of Salt and Sage Books' editors, Amy, who a licensed clinical therapist. They dive into the realm of mental health representation in fiction. They focus on the profound impact that authentic representation can have on real-life attitudes towards mental health and therapy. Amy shares insights on the importance of weaving mental health narratives into fiction and explores how accurate portrayals can positively influence people's willingness to engage in self-care and seek therapy. Amy believes that writers play a powerful role in shaping societal perspectives around mental health! Tune in for an enlightening discussion & plenty of suggestions for where to start on your own journey mental health rep. Visit www.saltandsagebooks.com to connect, collaborate, and discover more about 'The Rough Drafts Welcome' podcast!

🎙️ Welcome back to another heartfelt episode of Rough Drafts Welcome! 📝

Erin sits down with one of Salt and Sage Books' editors, Amy, who a licensed clinical therapist. They dive into the realm of mental health representation in fiction. They focus on the profound impact that authentic representation can have on real-life attitudes towards mental health and therapy.

Amy shares insights on the importance of weaving mental health narratives into fiction and explores how accurate portrayals can positively influence people's willingness to engage in self-care and seek therapy. Amy believes that writers play a powerful role in shaping societal perspectives around mental health!


Tune in for an enlightening discussion & plenty of suggestions for where to start on your own journey mental health rep.


Visit www.saltandsagebooks.com to connect, collaborate, and discover more about 'The Rough Drafts Welcome' podcast!

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