IN THE WORKS
New essays and practices are being shaped for this space.
IN THE WORKS
New essays and practices are being shaped for this space.

SHARE Your voice

We’re always looking for writers, researchers and storytellers who can illuminate the threads that connect personal experience to larger systems. If you have an idea that will challenge our readers and deepen the conversation, we want to hear from you.

Before sending us a pitch, take some time to explore our site to understand our themes and style.

We publish essays, reported features, interviews and guides that sit at the intersection of science, ritual, culture and emotional life. Your piece doesn’t need to redefine our fields, but it should offer a fresh perspective and be grounded in research or lived experience. We encourage pitches from clinicians, artists, community organisers, scholars and anyone who has a story to tell.

WE LOOK FOR
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Wholenessly is an independent publication supported by its readers, contributors, and carefully selected partners. At this stage, we are not able to offer financial compensation for guest contributions. Instead, we offer careful editorial collaboration, thoughtful presentation, and the opportunity to become part of a publication dedicated to advancing emotional maturity, intelligent wellbeing, and meaningful culture.
Send your pitch to hello@wholenessly.com .
If your article is accepted, expect a response within 14 days.

You may submit a rough draft, a partial draft, or a short pitch (a paragraph or two summarising your argument and why it matters to our readers) paired with an outline. The more complete your submission, the better feedback we can give. Please don’t send press releases or sales pitches.
We believe the most meaningful ideas deserve thoughtful editing, not rushed publishing. If your pitch aligns with Wholenessly's editorial vision, we'll work with you to shape it into a piece that reflects both your voice and our standards. Most published essays range between 800 and 2,000 words.

  • Makes a clear argument or asks a compelling question. Is supported by evidence or experiential insight rather than opinion alone.
  • Uses a warm, reflective voice and invites the reader into dialogue.
  • Respects the dignity of individuals and communities.
  • Offers practical takeaways or frameworks when appropriate.