Partnerships
Lasting Wellness Guide considers a limited range of collaborations that fit its coverage of personal wellbeing, everyday habits and restorative surroundings. Clear labelling and reader understanding come first.
Relevant collaborations
Possible projects include clearly identified partner articles, useful resources related to the publication's subject and placements for organisations or products that are relevant to readers. We consider each proposal on its merits and may decline work that does not fit the publication.
Clear labels, separate decisions
Paid or partner material is labelled so readers can recognise its commercial relationship. Advertising does not determine the conclusions or wording of independent editorial articles, and we do not present a paid placement as an independent recommendation.
Starting a conversation
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include a concise description of the proposed collaboration and how it relates to the publication's subject. Sending a proposal does not guarantee acceptance or placement.
Wellbeing belongs in ordinary life
We look for small, adaptable choices rather than perfect routines. What helps one person may not suit another, so we make space for different days and circumstances.