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Leap Forward Careers is building a trusted resource for mid-career professionals managing hidden conditions at work. If you have knowledge that would help them navigate better — we want to hear from you.

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Mid-career professional audience
Published on leapstartcareers.com
Shared across LinkedIn, TikTok & Facebook
No word count minimum

The people who know this space best rarely get to speak in it.

We’re looking for contributors who can write from real knowledge — professional expertise, practical experience, or lived reality. Not a CV, not a policy document. Something useful.

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Employment Lawyers

Where the Equality Act actually bites — and where it doesn’t. Practical guidance on rights, process, and what employees should know before they need a solicitor.

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Occupational Health Professionals

The gap between what OH can deliver and what employers actually request. What a good referral looks like — from both sides.

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HR Professionals

What happens behind the scenes when an employee discloses. How to make reasonable adjustments work in practice, not just on paper.

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Professionals with Lived Experience

Mid-career professionals who have navigated disclosure, adjustments, or career decisions with a hidden condition — and want to share what they learned.

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Researchers & Clinicians

Evidence-based perspectives on conditions that affect work: prevalence, impact, what the literature says vs. what workplaces do.

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Advocates & Specialists

Anyone working at the intersection of health and employment who has useful, grounded insight for people managing work alongside a hidden condition.

Your work reaches an audience that needs it.

We don’t offer payment, but we do offer reach — and a readership that’s actively looking for exactly what you know.

Published on leapstartcareers.com

Your article is published on the website as a standalone, citable piece with your name and credentials.

Shared across our channels

Promoted on LinkedIn, TikTok (@careeradviceuk), and Facebook to our growing community of mid-career professionals.

Author bio & link

Every article includes a contributor bio and link to your website, LinkedIn, or practice — your choice.

Newsletter feature

Featured in Hidden & Working, our LinkedIn newsletter for professionals with hidden conditions.

You retain your work

You own your article. We publish it here; you can republish it wherever you like.

No word count rules

Write as much or as little as the topic needs. A sharp 400-word piece is as welcome as a detailed 1,500-word guide.

Topics our readers are asking about.

These are examples — not a closed list. If you have something useful that fits the space, pitch it.

Disclosure decisions: how to think through them strategically
Reasonable adjustments in practice — what works, what doesn’t
Performance management and fluctuating conditions
Occupational health: making referrals work for you
Progression and promotion with a hidden condition
Neurodivergence at work: practical navigation strategies
Legal rights employees often don’t know they have
Mental health conditions and the workplace
Short-term conditions and the Equality Act
Managing career gaps caused by health conditions
Interview disclosure: what to say and when
Building confidence after a difficult period at work

A few things to know before you write.

We keep it simple. The bar is usefulness, not perfection.

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Peer-level tone

Write as if you’re talking to a capable professional, not explaining to a client. No clinical framing. No institutional language. Assume intelligence.

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UK context

Our audience is UK-based. All legal, HR, and workplace references should apply to UK employment law and practice.

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Practical over theoretical

What should a reader actually do differently after reading your piece? That answer should be obvious by the end.

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No word count rules

Write what the topic needs. 400 words or 1,500 words — both work. We won’t pad or cut for length.

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Mid-career audience

Our readers are professionals — not new entrants, not those in supported employment. They’re in the game and want to stay there.

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Pitch first

Send us your idea before you write the full piece. We’ll confirm fit quickly and you won’t waste time on something that doesn’t land.

Tell us what you want to write.

A paragraph is enough. We respond to every submission — usually within a week.

I understand that Leap Forward Careers may contact me about my submission. I’m happy for my name and bio to appear alongside any published article. See privacy policy.

Or email us directly at sales@leapstartcareers.com — same result, different route.

Pitch received. Thank you.

We’ll be in touch within a week. In the meantime, feel free to explore the rest of the site or follow us on LinkedIn.

Leap Forward Careers UK