At The Mind Review, we believe the best conversations happen when everyone has a voice. Whether you’re a reader with feedback, a researcher with fresh insights, a student curious about psychology, or a creative with a story to tell- we’d love to hear from you.

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How You Can Reach Us

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Queries and Grievances: themindreviewmagazine@gmail.com

Submit to us: themindreviewsubmissions@gmail.com
Collaborations: Got an article idea, artwork, or research piece? Pitch it to us! we’re always open to featuring new perspectives.

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Submission Guidelines: What We're Looking For

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We welcome original contributions that blend academic insight with relatable storytelling. Your submission could be:

• Personal essays, reflective narratives, or lived experiences

• Research explainers or psychoeducational content

• Reviews of books, media, or mental health trends

• Creative pieces—response art, poetry, zines—with a psychological perspective

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Here’s What Makes It a Standout Submission:

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• Original & unpublished content only

• Word count: Essays and articles between 800–3000 words (some flexibility allowed for exceptional pieces) 

• Tone: Insightful and approachable—think psychology meets conversation—clear and engaging, not academic jargon-heavy.

• Format: Include subheadings, short paragraphs, and visuals (optional) to make your piece easy to scan.

• Sensitive topics: If discussing trauma, grief, or mental illness, include an appropriate trigger warning.

• Citations: If referencing research, link directly to primary sources or credible institutions—avoid quoting secondary outlets.

• Consent & ethics: If including someone else’s experience, ensure consent or anonymity

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How to Do It:

• Email your submission to themindreviewmagazine@gmail.com/ themindreviewsubmissions@gmail.com

• Use the subject line: Submission: [Title of Your Piece] By [Your Name]

• Attach your article in a Word document or Google Doc link, and include:

  • A brief bio (2–3 sentences about you)

  • A headshot (optional, but encouraged for author profiles)

  • Any relevant social or professional links

What Happens Next:

• Editorial review: expect feedback or a decision within 2-3 weeks

• If accepted, we may edit for clarity or flow but we'll always keep your voice intact

• Your work will be featured on our platform, with full credit (or anonymous, by your preference)