Writing With Enriched Couples

Summary

Enriched Couples is a free financial therapy platform aimed at improving relationship health for millennial and Gen Z couples through scientific, inclusive, and multidisciplinary content focused on the emotional and financial aspects of relationships.

Abstract

Enriched Couples, founded by psychotherapists, leverages a scientific approach to address financial strain in relationships among younger generations. The platform offers a range of content types, including scientific news in lay language, resource roundups, and editorial pieces with bold stances on topics like the psychology of money, economic empowerment, and feminism in personal finance. It seeks to engage a diverse audience, particularly millennial and Gen Z couples at various stages of their relationships, and is actively looking for writers from underrepresented groups to contribute content that aligns with their mission and editorial standards.

Opinions

The platform values a scientific and professional perspective on relationship issues, particularly those involving finances.
Enriched Couples emphasizes inclusivity, anti-racism, and intersectional feminism in its content.
The company is open to novel perspectives and contrarian views in its editorial content.
They prioritize authenticity and multidisciplinary approaches in discussing mental health and psychotherapy.
The team is actively seeking diverse contributions, especially from individuals who are womxn, queer, Black, LatinX, immigrant, neurodivergent, or differently-abled.
They have a clear list of topics they are interested in covering, as well as a list of topics they wish to avoid.
The editorial process includes the use of tools like headline capitalizers, the Hemmingway tool, Unsplash, and Grammarly to maintain high-quality content.
They encourage the use of inline links and footnotes for author attribution while maintaining grammatical best practices.

Our voice

As a company founded by psychotherapists, we approach topics through the lens of professional knowledge. Our friends at Invisible Illness publish wonderful stories from a first-person perspective, but we focus the science behind these issues, how they show up in psychotherapy, and especially novel perspectives on how money influences us emotionally.

bold — frequently contrarian

authentic

scientific

multidisciplinary

inclusive

anti-racist

intersectionally feminist

Our topics

We have a long list of keywords we’d love to use over the next 6 months. If you need ideas, we’re happy to share and you can pick what interests you.

millennial and gen z couples and relationship health

diversity and equity issues relevant to couples — ex: interracial marriage

general mental health and psychotherapy

family financial wellness

psychology of money

economic empowerment

feminism in personal finance

Our content types

scientific news/topic teardowns in lay language — ex: weekly column based on a google scholar alert for relationship research, intimacy, etc.

resource roundups — ex: how to find the right therapist

editorial-style with bold stances — ex: how toxic masculinity influences the denial of emotionality with money; why we need more feminism in personal finance

tutorials — ex: common terms used in couples therapy

listicles — we will use this format sparingly, but these often make content easy to consume

Our audience

Our customers and readers come from all walks of life, live all across the US, and represent both heterosexual and sexual or gender minorities (e.g., LGBTQIA individuals and couples).

Millennial and Gen Z couples who are:

Engaged

Recently married

Moving in together, buying a home

Relocating for a job

Becoming parents

Celebrating another major life milestone

Our team

Image: Annette Miller. The founding team of Enriched Couples, Annette (left) and Michael May (right).

The team currently features our cofounder, Annette Miller, and TherapyByShannon.

We are currently accepting writer submissions. Please complete this form to introduce yourself. We especially welcome womxn, queer, Black, LatinX, immigrant, neurodivergent, differently-abled, or otherwise underrepresented authors. 👇 Fellow psychotherapists and progressive personal finance writers are ideal contributors.

Our process and editorial standards

Authors are allowed to include 1–3 sentences in a footnote at the bottom of their articles. We ask that you use links inline descriptively (versus a free-floating URL).

Like other publications, Enriched Couples expects authors to follow curation guidelines and grammatical best practices. We aren’t overly picky about formatting. We advise using a headline capitalizer, the Hemmingway tool, Unsplash, and Grammarly to check articles for clarity and reading level difficulty.

Writing With Enriched Couples

As a company founded by psychotherapists, we approach topics through a scientific lens. Read about our mission, voice, and team.

Our mission

“I Wish We Were More of a Team With Money”

Millennial couples badly want true partnerships, but aren’t always sure how to have conversations directly and vulnerably.

Our voice

Our topics

Our content types

Our “no, thanks” topics

Our audience

Our team

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