We welcome guest contributions from trainees, practitioners, therapists, coaches, experts, and thought leaders across the mental health and wellbeing sector.

By contributing to the Harmonia Blog, you can inspire and educate our engaged audience of wellbeing professionals, expand your reach, and showcase your expertise to a community passionate about mental health, career growth, and professional development.

Highlight individuals, initiatives, or achievements making a positive impact in the sector through engaging, story-driven posts.

In the Spotlight

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Share your professional insights, experiences, and practical tips to support and inspire fellow practitioners

Practitioner Perspective

Explore diverse perspectives on key topics in the mental health and wellbeing sector through collaborative or self-authored contributions.

Shared Voices

Our blog series

We offer three distinct blog series designed to amplify diverse voices and perspectives in the mental health and wellbeing sector. 

Whether you're a seasoned practitioner, an emerging talent, or an organisation with a compelling story, our series provide a platform to share your insights, experiences, and expertise with a dedicated audience of professionals.

How it works

Tell us about your idea or topic, and a bit about you so we can create an author bio highlighting your expertise for our readers.

Step1: Submit Your Request

Our team will review your request and email you with a post template with guidance on style, format, and word count.

Step 2: Receive Your Template

Craft your content and return it to us along with any images (optional) to enhance your story.

Step 3: Create Your Post

We review and publish your post, sharing your expertise with our engaged professional audience.

Step 4: Review & Publish

Guest blogging offers a valuable opportunity to gain visibility, build credibility, and connect with a targeted professional audience. As a token of our appreciation, we’ll write a professional recommendation highlighting your expertise and contribution.

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Shared Voices: Coffee, Books, and CBT - Finding Calm in Life’s Little Messes

Screening questions on job applications are a simple but powerful tool to make recruitment more efficient and effective. In this post, we’ll explain what they are, share common examples, and explore their benefits for UK mental health employers.

Screening Questions in Job Applications: A Guide for Mental Health Employers in the UK

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Over the last decade, the UK counselling landscape has seen a marked shift towards digital delivery. But what does this mean for UK-based practitioners? Find out more as we explore the pros and cons of these services for counsellors and psychotherapists looking for remote work.

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