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Contribute to shrinkiatry

Shrinkiatry is the professional platform for the people, ideas, and programs shaping psychiatry. If you're a qualified clinician or researcher, you can help review what we publish and add your own expertise, and get a permanent, citable place that shows for it.

What you get

We built this so that contributing is worth your time, not just ours. Every contributor receives:

  • a permanent, professional profile page you can link to and cite;
  • a shareable badge for your practice site, university biography, or LinkedIn;
  • a running list of everything you've reviewed or contributed;
  • a credit line that carries your name on the content you help shape;
  • a listing on our editorial team page;
  • a ready-to-share card for announcing your role.

Two ways to contribute

Peer reviewer. You review educational or clinical pages in your area for accuracy and balance before or after they publish. Your name and the date appear as a credit on the pages you review.

Expert perspective. You answer one tightly defined question on a topic you know well, and we attach your short, attributed perspective to the relevant page. It's a way to add real expertise without writing a whole article.

Who can contribute

We look for licensed clinicians (psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric pharmacists, therapists, advanced-practice clinicians), researchers, and educators with verifiable credentials and genuine expertise in the area they want to review or comment on. We verify credentials, and we ask for the disclosures below.

What we ask

We ask contributors to work from primary sources, to stay within their area of expertise, to disclose any relevant financial or professional relationships, and to flag conflicts of interest so we can note or manage them. Reviewer credentials, scope, and dates need to be accurate, because a credit is a real statement, not decoration.

What this is not

There's no payment, in either direction, and no guaranteed selection. Being listed is editorial recognition of a real contribution; it isn't a ranking, an award, or a medical-quality endorsement of you or your practice. The program is new and growing, so the roster starts small and honest and builds from there.

Ready to put your name to it?Tell us about yourself on the short application form. You can also see who already contributes on the contributors page.

Shrinkiatry is part of the Shrink Network. For how we build and review content, see our editorial standards, how we build content, and disclosures.

Educational and professional commentary only. shrinkiatry explains the profession of psychiatry. It doesn't provide medical advice, isn't a substitute for evaluation or treatment by a licensed clinician, and reading it doesn't create a doctor-patient relationship.