Cassie Shortsleeve

Journalist, editor, writer, speaker

Cassie Shortsleeve is a skilled journalist with over a decade of experience reporting for the country's top publications. She is a frequent contributor to national magazines, including Women’s Health, Men’s Health, Parents, Conde Nast Traveler, and more. Her work has also been published in The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Forbes, and other leading titles.

Her work as a journalist has been covered by major media outlets, including The Skimm and Motherly, and has been hailed by respected institutions such as Postpartum Support International.

She is a co-founder of the maternal wellness newsletter Two Truths and the non-partisan, non-profit Chamber of Mothers.

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Cassie’s work has been published in numerous leading national publications, including:

Parents

Women's Health

What to Expect

The Washington Post

Condé Nast Traveler

Men's Health

SELF

Shape

Romper

CNN

WebMD

HealthCentral

Women's Running

Runner's World

Travel and Leisure

Parents Women's Health What to Expect The Washington Post Condé Nast Traveler Men's Health SELF Shape Romper CNN WebMD HealthCentral Women's Running Runner's World Travel and Leisure

“When it comes to daunting issues related to pregnancy, postpartum, and new motherhood, Shortsleeve has the bases covered.”

— The Skimm

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Cassie’s social media platform reaches millions and provides writing, support, & advocacy around women’s and maternal health topics.

Follow me, journalist @cassieshortsleeve for women’s/maternal health writing, reporting, & more. 📝🩷

In June 2019, I vividly remember sitting on my couch on a hot summer day, holding a newborn baby who felt impossibly tiny and overwhelmin

Follow me journalist @cassieshortsleeve for maternal and women’s health news & reporting. 📝⭐️

>> My latest for @romper is all about benzodiazepines — a class of fast-acting, short-term medications often prescribed for acute a

“Maternal mortality may be a canary in the coal mine for women’s health more broadly.” Those were just some of the takeaways from a recent large-scale study published in JAMA Internal Medicine that found the maternal mental health i

The healers are hurting: 30% of current medical school students report feeling very depressed & 15% have had thoughts of suicide.

The next generation of doctors is hurting — & amid a physician shortage in this country, that could be o

“An influential space.”

— Good Morning America

“A must follow.”