Each article should have an actionable takeaway for the reader. All articles should be informative, accurate, well-considered explorations of important topics, themes, ideas, and strategies. We only publish articles based on real-world theory, research, and science. It is impossible to accept articles that are taken from or rely on our competitors.
We welcome a broad range of voices, opinions and truly useful information that can help others and help change our society for the better. Heads up, we cannot publish every article we receive but all articles are carefully considered for publication by our editorial panel. Would you like to get published on A Lust for Life? We at PaRecovery search for lively essays on any subject in wellness, mental health, and psychology.
We primarily publish work by writers who have lived experience with a disability, chronic illness, and/or mental health condition. We welcome LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and other writers from minority and marginalized communities, and strive to be a safe space for diverse perspectives. We, Dodbuzz, are an online platform that provides mental health-oriented articles for our readers. Since we produce content digitally, we are not only limited to gaining traffic from any specific location but are open to a global audience.
Do you have a unique perspective or important advice to give on topics of mental health, wellness, and recovery? Is currently accepting queries and pitches for guest blog posts. Please be sure to include links to your previously published articles and/or online portfolio, along with any social media handles you might have. We encourage writers to share links to their finished articles with their platforms on Twitter, Instagram, Linkedin, Facebook and/or Pinterest.
Know someone who is creating a buzz in the mental health space? Pitch that to us, and we would be happy to have a profile or Q&A interview. Published pieces generally run 1,000 words maximum, though there may be exceptions.
A retired Secret Service agent can illuminate the agency’s problems in ways a news story might miss. A woman living with anxiety disorder can explain her experience in a way even the best statistics will hide. A jailed Ferguson protester and a former police officer can reveal things about the state of police-community relations that reporters will never see. They should offer educational material and tips to people with mental health issues and the rest of the areas mentioned above. When you start writing guest posts for us, you will learn much more than you originally knew about that topic, since you will be researching a lot. However, that is not the only thing you will gain from this activity.
If we decide to publish your content, we’ll send you an email with an anticipated publication date. After your article has been reviewed, we will publish your content within 5 business days. Writing for A Lust for Life is sort of like tangible good karma. Writing my personal story for a Lust for Life helped me in ways I never knew possible.