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Press inquiries, partnership requests, citation help, and free embeddable resources for journalists, educators, and wellness publishers.
Press & Partnerships
We welcome press inquiries, resource-page inclusions, partnerships, and citations from journalists, educators, clinicians, and wellness publishers.
How we can help
Press & Media
Quotes, interviews, expert commentary on mental wellness topics.
Partnerships & Link Requests
Resource page inclusions, content collaborations, co-authored pieces.
Embed the Toolkit
Add our free Mental Wellness Self-Check widget to your site.
Cite Our Content
Citation help, fact-checks, or permission to reference our work.
Free linkable resources
These resources are free to reference and link to from articles, resource pages, and educational materials. Attribution to "Beiing (beiing.com)" is appreciated.
Complete Guide to Mental Health
Pillar article - ideal reference for mental wellness coverage.
Mental Wellness Toolkit (free embed)
Free, embeddable self-check widget for partner sites.
Vagus Nerve Exercises Guide
In-depth explainer with techniques and citations.
Glossary of Mental Health Terms
Citable reference for journalists and educators.
Free Self-Assessments
Educational mental wellness, burnout, and EQ self-checks.
About Beiing (boilerplate)
Beiing is a digital sanctuary for mental wellbeing, publishing science-backed educational content on mental health, therapy, neuroscience, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, and personal growth. Beiing.com is owned and operated by iDigits LLC. Ira Zoot is the founder and publisher of Beiing. Learn more at beiing.com/about.
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