I want a set of well-researched, conversational articles that speak directly to teenagers about anxiety and depression. Each piece must walk them through why these conditions develop, how to spot the early warning signs in themselves or their friends, and what realistic treatment and day-to-day coping options are available. Tone & style • Friendly, non-clinical voice that feels supportive rather than preachy • Accurate, evidence-based information presented in language a 13-18-year-old can understand • Inclusive examples that resonate across genders, cultures, and backgrounds Preferred structure for every article 1. Brief, relatable hook or story 2. Clear explanation of causes and risk factors (cite reputable sources) 3. Straightforward list of signs and symptoms teens can recognise 4. Practical treatment paths and self-help strategies, including when and how to seek professional help 5. Uplifting closing message that reduces stigma and encourages action Deliverables • 4 standalone articles, 800–1,000 words each, supplied in .docx and Google Docs • Meta title and description for each piece (SEO-ready) • Reference list of studies, organisations, and helplines linked in-text Acceptance criteria • Factual accuracy and up-to-date clinical references • Originality (Copyscape/Turnitin clean) • Engaging readability score suitable for teens If you have experience writing youth-focused mental health content and can supply a short sample or portfolio link, I’m eager to read it and move forward.