I’m commissioning a series of in-depth, evidence-based articles on mental health disorders for a blog read primarily by clinicians, counsellors, and other mental-health professionals. Each piece must translate complex diagnostic and therapeutic information into crisp, accessible language while still meeting the scholarly expectations of a professional audience. Scope • Core focus: mental health disorders—their presentation, aetiology, comorbidities, and emerging treatment trends. • Position every article at the intersection of practice and research: integrate recent peer-reviewed studies, DSM-5 terminology, and real-world clinical challenges. • Thread expert commentary throughout so that readers come away with actionable insight they can apply in session or supervision. Deliverables (per article) 1. 1,200–1,500 words of original content, APA-formatted in-text citations, and a reference list. 2. Engaging, SEO-sensible headline, meta description, and 3–5 sub-headings that aid scan-reading. 3. Plagiarism-free report (Turnitin or equivalent). Acceptance Criteria – Claims are supported by reputable sources published within the past five years. – Tone is collegial and authoritative yet plain enough for quick assimilation. – No sensationalism; language respects stigma-reduction guidelines set by major professional bodies. If you’re experienced in clinical writing, familiar with current mental-health literature, and confident you can deliver content that resonates with fellow professionals, I’d love to see a brief sample or portfolio link and hear your proposed turnaround for the first article.