Sascha Altman DuBrul, MSW is a therapist, writer, and activist whose work sits at the intersection of serious mental illness, peer support, and the politics of care. He is the co-founder of the Icarus Project, a pioneering peer support network that has spent over two decades building an alternative language for madness and mental difference. He is the creator of T-MAPs, a community-based self-authorship tool that helps people with serious mental illness map their inner worlds and communicate their needs to the people around them. He is currently developing a locally-hosted AI project designed to support people in extreme states outside of centralized platform infrastructure. Sascha brings his own lived experience of psychosis and psychiatric hospitalization to his clinical work, his writing, and his ongoing commitment to building systems of care that treat meaning as medicine.
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