First of all, Robin and team, this thumbnail is my fav now!
The question is for both.
My primary Substack pub writes about the dark side of mental health and its misuse in education sector. I am also working with npos and experts to reach out to people, take action and help write their stories.
First of all, Robin and team, this thumbnail is my fav now!
The question is for both.
My primary Substack pub writes about the dark side of mental health and its misuse in education sector. I am also working with npos and experts to reach out to people, take action and help write their stories.
How do I encourage and reach out to readers with such stories and revelations? I am not sure if there are communities on Substack that highlight or promote a publication like this. Do you know similar handles/writers?
I think this is a pretty dangerous line you're walking. Any of these people who write could have a health care institution that could sue you for libel. So, if I were somebody who you reached out to, I would ask how you are going to protect me, and ask if you have libel protection for your publication.
I don't but you can reach out on Notes? Are you open to connecting with those who write about wellbeing? Are you connected with Sarah Fay? Her primary publication started to serialise her second memoir - her first was about mental health misdiagnosis. She is the busiest woman on Substack but if you head to the comments of her posts you might meet folks there? https://www.curedthememoir.com/
First of all, Robin and team, this thumbnail is my fav now!
The question is for both.
My primary Substack pub writes about the dark side of mental health and its misuse in education sector. I am also working with npos and experts to reach out to people, take action and help write their stories.
https://outofthein.substack.com
How do I encourage and reach out to readers with such stories and revelations? I am not sure if there are communities on Substack that highlight or promote a publication like this. Do you know similar handles/writers?
I think this is a pretty dangerous line you're walking. Any of these people who write could have a health care institution that could sue you for libel. So, if I were somebody who you reached out to, I would ask how you are going to protect me, and ask if you have libel protection for your publication.
I don't but you can reach out on Notes? Are you open to connecting with those who write about wellbeing? Are you connected with Sarah Fay? Her primary publication started to serialise her second memoir - her first was about mental health misdiagnosis. She is the busiest woman on Substack but if you head to the comments of her posts you might meet folks there? https://www.curedthememoir.com/