At The Holistic Pond, we believe in building a community where everyone has a voice. That’s why members will soon be invited to write blog posts sharing tips, stories, or helpful ideas.

Whether you’re a holistic practitioner or just passionate about wellness, your thoughts could help someone else on their journey. Don’t worry—there’s no pressure, and you don’t have to be a professional writer. Just speak from the heart. If you’d like to share something, you can submit your article by email – simply click on the button below. All posts will be subject to approval to help keep things kind, helpful, and on topic.

In addition to the guidelines below, please read our Guest Posting Terms.

🌿 Blog Post Submission Guidelines

We’d love to feature your voice on The Holistic Pond! If you have a story, tip, or idea that you think would help others on their wellness journey, we welcome you to share it. Here are a few simple guidelines to keep in mind before you send something in:

What makes a good post?

• Something helpful, kind, and uplifting—we’re all about supporting each other.
• Topics related to holistic living: things like natural wellness, self-care, mindfulness, healing journeys, or anything else that fits with our vibe.
• Keep it original. We want fresh content written just for The Holistic Pond. Please don’t copy and paste blog posts from your own website. Duplicate content can actually hurt your SEO (and ours), so it’s best to write something new.
• Aim for around 300 to 800 words—long enough to be useful but short enough to keep people’s attention.
• Please keep it simple and conversational. You don’t need to be a professional writer—just speak from the heart.

What we don’t publish:

• Sales pitches or ads for your services (you have your profile for that).
• Anything negative, harsh, or fear-based.
• Medical claims that go beyond what’s safe or responsible in holistic practice.

A few last things:

• We may lightly edit your post for grammar or flow.
• All posts will be reviewed before they go live to ensure they fit the site’s tone and spirit.
• Please include a short author bio (just a line or two).

Thanks for being part of the Pond—we’re excited to hear what you have to say!