I’m putting together an easy-to-read article that raises mental health awareness for a general audience, but I want the discussion framed squarely within Psychoanalytic Theory. In plain language, the piece should explain core psychoanalytic ideas—unconscious motives, defense mechanisms, early childhood experiences—then connect those concepts to everyday mental-health challenges and practical steps people can take. Scope • Length: about 1,500–1,800 words. • Voice: conversational, empathetic, free of jargon. • Sources: cite a few reputable journals or books (APA style) so readers can explore further. Deliverables 1. A short outline for approval. 2. The full article in a clean Google Doc or Word file, with headings and sub-headings that make online reading easy. 3. A 160-character meta description. Acceptance Criteria • Psychoanalytic Theory is presented accurately yet accessibly. • Mental-health tips are actionable and clearly linked back to psychoanalytic concepts. • Writing is original and ready for publication with no grammatical errors. If this sounds like a match for your writing style and expertise, I’d love to see a brief sample of related work and your proposed turnaround time.