arrow_back Back to freelances
F

Mental Health Articles for Professionals

Freelancer

Share:
placeCL home_workRemote assignmentContract publicAggregated job · CL

eventPublished on Oct 20, 2026 · verifiedWe confirmed on Oct 20, 2026 that it's still live

Is this your business?

US$ 8 – US$ 15 per project

About the job

I’m putting together a series of well-researched, engaging articles that explore mental health and overall well-being from the perspective of busy adults and working professionals. Each piece should read like an educational mini-guide: evidence-based, clearly structured, and rich with practical take-aways readers can apply in their day-to-day lives. Scope • Focus exclusively on Mental Health and Well-being topics—stress management, burnout prevention, work-life balance, mindfulness techniques, and related areas that resonate with office and remote workers alike. • Content style is strictly informative; personal anecdotes or opinion pieces are not what I’m after. Voice should feel supportive, authoritative, and easy to digest. Deliverables • A set of original, plagiarism-free articles (approx. 900–1,200 words each) optimized for on-page SEO without keyword stuffing. • Clear subheadings, short paragraphs, and credible citations/links to recent studies or reputable organizations (APA or MLA style is fine). • A concise meta description (155–160 characters) and 3–5 suggested headline variations for every article. Acceptance Criteria 1. Factual accuracy supported by up-to-date research. 2. Tone aligns with professionals—solution-oriented and jargon-free. 3. Ready-to-publish formatting in Google Docs or Word with H2/H3 tags identified. 4. All external references linked and cited. If you have experience writing health content, especially around workplace wellness or psychology, I’d love to see samples.

Keep reading for free

Create a free account to see the full job and apply.

  • badgePortfolio visible to companies
  • notificationsNew job alert by email
  • favoriteFree subscription, cancel at any time