Sarah Graham

Sarah Graham is an award-winning freelance health journalist, and founder of the feminist women’s health blog Hysterical Women. Sarah specialises in mental health, women’s sexual and reproductive health, gender and feminism. She is based in Hertfordshire, with easy access to London, and writes for media, corporate, charity, and small business clients.

Sarah has an MA in Newspaper Journalism from City University, writes regularly for Grazia, Refinery29, Patient and Broadly, and has also been published by Stylist, Women’s Health, Cosmopolitan, BBC Three, Planet Mindful, The Guardian, The Telegraph, The Independent, and The i.

Sarah has also worked as a content editor for Google Arts & Culture, on projects in collaboration with The Mayor of London and The Prince of Wales. She has written digital content for LV=, Bupa Global, Healthspan, Hotel Indigo, and Nationwide Building Society, as well as commercial profiles for St James’s House publications.

Sarah covers feminist campaigning, sexual/reproductive rights and healthcare, refugee rights, mental health and wellbeing, and the psychology of everyday life. Her work particularly focuses on the intersection of health and gender – from abortion rights to male suicide rates – and provides a feminist angle on the wellbeing of our minds, bodies, and souls.

The flexibility of freelancing allows Sarah to work with an incredible, diverse range of people, who all have important stories to tell: from inspiring individuals and small businesses, to well-known brands and charities. Her experience across national and online media outlets helps to ensure those stories make an impact.