Guest Blog With Us
Do you have a unique perspective or important advice to give on topics of mental health, wellness, and recovery? Then write for us! www.rtor.org is currently accepting queries and pitches for guest blog posts.
Topics We Are Looking to Cover
- Personal stories of recovery and symptom management from people who have experienced mental health symptoms and disorders.
- Stories from family members and friends on how they helped a loved one with mental health problems and the impact it had on them.
- Expert information and advice from mental health and wellness professionals.
- Highlighting of best practices and promising new trends in mental health by qualified professionals and experts.
- Independent reviews of mental health and wellness apps which the writer has actually used.
- Reviews of movies, books, and other popular media that touch on themes of mental health and wellness.
In addition to providing accurate and useful information, the tone of each post should be hopeful and inspiring. Quality of writing and consistency with the messaging of www.rtor.org are important to us.
The main target audience for our blog posts are people who have experienced mental health symptoms or disorders, and their families, friends, and other loved ones. We are especially interested in reaching an audience affected by mental health concerns in older teens and young adults.
If you are not familiar with our blog, please take a moment to read our most recent posts.
Recent Blog Posts
6 Signs You Are Catastrophizing and How to Stop the Spiral
Catastrophizing is a cognitive distortion where your mind automatically jumps to the worst-case scenario. Though [...]
Aug
Taking Back My Life: A Therapist’s Journey with Anxiety and Depression
It was 2016, and I was hunched at my desk, reading my therapy textbook. On [...]
Jul
The Role of Gratitude in Mental Health Recovery
Recovery from mental health challenges often requires more than therapy or medication—it also involves finding [...]
Jul
For the Girl Who Couldn’t Sleep – A Letter from the Edge of Healing
I know you’re tired. Not just sleepy — I mean exhausted. Soul-deep, bone-heavy, mind-racing tired. [...]
Jul
The Fawn Response: When People-Pleasing Is Really a Trauma Response
Most people are familiar with the fight, flight, or freeze response as an instinctive reaction [...]
Jul
When Old Wounds Show Up at Home: How Childhood Trauma Can Trigger Conflict in Marriage
It starts with something small—a missed call, a forgotten errand, or a distracted response. Suddenly, [...]
Jul
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