Personal growth
Publish with Project Semicolon
Your voice can help someone find their next step.
Join a growing community of writers, advocates, professionals, and people with lived experience creating thoughtful content for one of the most recognized mental health movements in the world.
Build your body of work. Reach real readers. Create something useful.
New to publishing with us? Read our Blogger Publishing Guidelines →
Anxiety
What Anxiety Actually Feels Like When Nobody Can See It
Relationships
When Helping Someone Starts Hurting You
Your ideas. Our audience.
Write the kind of thing someone is already searching for.
Useful, human, readable content wins. Revolutionary concept, apparently.
5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me After My First Panic Attack
Lived experience
I Didn't Know I Was Grieving
Grief & loss
How to Tell Someone You're Not Doing Okay
Practical support
Why Rest Doesn't Always Fix Burnout
Mental wellbeing
When Being the Strong One Becomes a Problem
Relationships
The Difference Between Feeling Lonely and Being Alone
Connection
You don't need to have everything figured out to have something worth saying.
Some writers bring credentials. Others bring lived experience, curiosity, advocacy, or one perspective another person desperately needs to hear.
Bring your perspective →What can I write about?
Mental health touches almost everything.
So our publishing topics are intentionally broad.
Mental Health & Emotional WellbeingAnxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, sleep, stress, burnout, substance use, emotional regulation.
Life & Personal GrowthMotivation, confidence, boundaries, identity, purpose, resilience, habits, and difficult seasons.
Relationships & ConnectionFamily, friendship, loneliness, parenting, caregiving, communication, breakups, and support.
Stories & Lived ExperiencePersonal perspectives on struggle, recovery, setbacks, healing, change, and growth.
Culture & Mental HealthWork, school, technology, social media, entertainment, community, and current conversations.
Practical SupportGuides, explanations, exercises, conversations to have, and resources that help readers move forward.
How publishing works
A simple, easy process for our bloggers
Our application process is where we establish fit and responsibility. Once you're approved, publishing should feel simple.
Apply
Tell us about yourself, your interests, your experience, and the perspectives you want to bring to the platform.
Get approved
We screen applicants up front for fit, responsibility, and alignment with the Project Semicolon publishing community.
Create your profile
Approved writers get Blogger Studio access to manage their profile, drafts, published work, and activity.
Write
Bring your own ideas or choose from available editorial topics and writing opportunities when you want direction.
Publish directly
When your article is ready, publish it from Blogger Studio. No article-by-article approval queue standing between you and your readers.
Less friction after approval. Direct publishing is still subject to Project Semicolon publishing standards, but approved writers do not need to wait for editorial review before every post goes live.
Know the standards. Own your voice.
Our writers publish directly after approval, without an article-by-article review queue. Every post must follow our publishing standards, and publishing privileges remain subject to editorial oversight.
Explore our Blogger Publishing Guidelines →Ready to publish?
A great post doesn't need millions of readers.
It needs to reach the right person. Bring your perspective to Project Semicolon and help us build a mental health resource people want to come back to.
Apply to Write for Project Semicolon →Already approved? Open Blogger Studio