that's life! magazine covers real life stories for a predominantly female readership. The weekly publication covers stories about dating, crime, dieting, relationships and beauty.

Established in 1967 and published for psychologists and those interested in psychology. Aims to take information from the latest research in psychology and make it useful to people in their everyday lives. Provides readers with news and information about psychology, research and development, relationships, health, nutrition, education and parenting. Discusses how the mind, body and spirit work together to impact perceptions about the world and presents research and cultural trends to explore topics. Explores issues in society in order to help readers understand the world in which they live. Serves a unique role in bringing information to its readers on how to improve themselves, their families and relationships and their role in the workplace. Also includes information on physical health, fitness and exercise. Sections include Culture Unconventional Wisdom, Decompression, Diagnosis, Therapy Watch, Health, Insights, Personality, Relationships, Food Chain and Solutions. Freelancers should familiarize themselves with the typical format and style of each section before pitching. Articles are usually either related to narrative, science, or cultural synthesis.

Woman's Hour is a BBC radio show that covers news, politics, culture and lifestyle from a female perspective.

This magazine covers self-help, wellness advice and lifestyle. Its goal is to help readers reconnect with themselves and learn techniques for maintaining balance in order to live their best life.

Verywell Mind is an online health publication that focuses coverage on mental health, psychology, emotional health, and sleep and mental disorders and diseases. Articles are articles written by experienced doctors, therapists, nurses, and other experts and are reviewed by board-certified physicians.