Grayline Post accepts guest posts and contributed articles covering psychology, written for readers interested in mental health, behavior and the psychology profession.
Psychology Guest Post Opportunities
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What We're Looking For
We write for readers interested in mental health, behavior and the psychology profession. The strongest pitches address a real, current challenge in psychology, fill a genuine gap in our existing coverage, and are written in a clear, direct style suited to our readership.
Articles between 700 and 1,200 words
Original, unpublished content relevant to psychology
Grounded in real data, reporting, or direct industry experience — claims should be backed by credible statistics or case studies where relevant
Must pass a plagiarism review (Copyscape or equivalent) before publication
Proper grammar and spelling — we edit lightly, but submissions should arrive close to publication-ready
One backlink to your own site is allowed within the body content
No affiliate links
High-quality supporting images welcome (1920×1280px or similar), if relevant to the piece
A short author bio and headshot are welcome if you'd like a byline (optional)
What's Happening in Psychology Right Now
Pop-psychology myths spreading online, access and cost barriers to therapy, and a replication debate in research.
Where We See the Most Room
We're especially interested in clear explainers of research and how to find the right kind of help — but any well-researched, current angle is worth pitching.
Content Areas
We welcome psychology articles including, but not limited to:
Therapy Types
Psychological Research
Behavior & Habits
Stress & Resilience
Careers in Psychology
Finding a Therapist
Tone & Format
Careful and evidence-based; write about the field, not diagnoses directed at the reader. Write for our everyday readers (consumers and small-business owners), even when the subject is professional — practical or newsworthy, never a product showcase.
Formats that tend to work well here: research explainers, expert q&a, myth-busting, resource guides.
Republishing Policy
After publication on Grayline Post, please don't republish the full article elsewhere — including on your own site or Medium — as duplicate copies hurt how both versions appear in search. You're very welcome to share it: post an excerpt or summary on your site, newsletter or social media with a link to the article on Grayline Post.
Submit Your Guest Post
Paste your finished article below, along with your name, email, and article title. We review submissions against the guidelines above and follow up if it's a fit.