Partnerships
We consider collaborations that fit the publication's focus on everyday wellbeing and that give readers a clear view of who is behind the material. We do not offer hidden promotion or guaranteed editorial praise.
Ways to collaborate
Possible work includes clearly labelled partner articles, supported topic features, resource mentions and standing partner placements. Proposals should explain the subject, intended reader, proposed format and any support or commercial relationship involved. We assess fit and clarity before agreeing to anything.
Labelling and editorial boundaries
Partner-supported and paid material is labelled where readers encounter it, including standing placements. Editorial coverage remains distinct from promotional copy, and support does not buy a favourable review, a particular conclusion or control over unrelated editorial decisions.
Send a proposal
Use the Contact page and choose the partnership reason. Describe the proposed collaboration and the organisation or product involved, along with any relevant terms. We may decline work that does not fit the publication or cannot be presented transparently.
Wellbeing is not a project to perfect
We look for ideas that can bend around real life. Try a small change, keep what helps, and let the rest go.