If someone wants to be a part of the series, they should email the diagnosis they’d like to write about to “ADW” in the subject line.
#Freelance writer for magazines series
This series will include one published essay for each diagnosis, and there are still some areas they are looking to fill (as of June 2017). But did you know they have an accompanying blog called Orange Dot? When we interviewed Managing Editor, Kelton Wright, she shared with us some of the topics they like to cover including “mind science, mental health, and meditation studies, as well as stories on interesting ways meditation has improved people’s lives. In addition to regular blog features, Headspace launched A Day With Mental Health Series that will be running will be running through 2018. Headspace is that really cool meditation app you might have heard of.
Educational articles are also in demand with an emphasis on including resources and comments from experts and those living with depression and/or anxiety. Full guidelines can be found here. (Payment: Fees are negotiated on a per-story basis, based on length, experience, complexity, etc.) Headspace
#Freelance writer for magazines full
Full guidelines can be found here. (Payment: Fees are negotiated on a per-story basis, based on length, experience, complexity, etc.) esperanza ()Įsperanza has a 50,000 quarterly circulation and an editorial objective “to serve as a guide for those with depression and/or anxiety who want to live healthier, more balanced lives.” Publishing both long and short features, esperanza looks for articles that are useful and relatable and personally meaningful to readers. Short features may cover interviews with those living with bipolar food and nutrition healthy living spirituality parenting with childhood depression exercise, wellness, etc. Long feature topics range from emotional coping, treatment issues, the history of bipolar manic depression, research, personalities, lifestyles and creating a more stress-free pattern of living with bipolar disorder.
If you’d like to query this publication, it is strongly encouraged that you purchase a copy and familiarize yourself with the publication. “a lively and information-rich consumer magazine,” bpMagazine has a 50,000 quarterly circulation in North America and publishes both short (650-750) and long (1500-2500 words) features. If you are interested in blogging on one of the specific mental health topics they are in need of, check out our interview with Blog Editor Natasha Tracy and read full submission guidelines here. (Payment: discussed with applicants individually) bp Magazine HealthyPlaceĪccording to HealthyPlace Blog Editor Natasha Tracy, this site is the largest consumer mental health site, providing “ information on mental health issues and medication both from a consumer and an expert point of view.” Publishing 10-15 articles on their blog each week, HealthyPlace is looking for content that “expresses a person’s experience with a mental health concern.” HealthyPlace seeks regular bloggers to commit to one year providing one post every other week and one video post per month. Whether you like to write reported pieces, essays, informational pieces, or a combination, if your topic relates to mental health, we’ve got something on this list for you. This article has been so popular, we decided to level up and focus on publications that publish writing on the topic of mental health AND pay.
In 2015 we published an article called 18 Places To Publish Your Writing About Mental Health Topics.
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