Write for us

We welcome thoughtful pitches about the real choices that shape coaching conversations, from listening and questions to session design, expectations and reflection.

What makes a strong pitch

Bring one clear idea, a specific reader question and a reason the subject deserves attention. Useful proposals make distinctions rather than selling a miracle method, explain the limits of their advice and avoid presenting personal opinion as established fact. We are interested in fresh angles, careful explanations and examples that do not expose private conversations.

What to leave out

We do not accept pitches built around guaranteed outcomes, unsupported claims, disguised advertising or confidential client material. Do not send identifying details from coaching conversations unless everyone involved has given appropriate permission and the material can be handled responsibly.

How to propose a piece

Send a concise summary, a working title, the intended reader and a short note about your relevant perspective. Proposals are sent through the Contact page; choose the editorial question option and include your pitch in the message. A proposal is not a promise of publication.