THE FRAME AN INDEPENDENT MENTAL HEALTH MAGAZINE
ISSUE 5: THE AI REVOLUTION
AVAILABLE 1ST NOVEMBER 2026
ISSUE 5: THE AI REVOLUTION
AVAILABLE 1ST NOVEMBER 2026
The Frame is an independent mental health magazine publishing writing, art, poetry and lived experience.
Our fifth issue launches on 1 November 2026 and explores artificial intelligence: how it is changing our relationships, creativity, work, therapy, mental health and understanding of what it means to be human.
The issue is already taking shape, with contributions from writers, therapists, researchers and artists working across AI, psychology and digital culture.
Submissions are open now for personal writing, articles, poetry and artwork.
We welcome thoughtful, personal and creative responses to the theme.
You do not need to be a professional writer or artist. The Frame is interested in honest voices, strong ideas and lived experience — whether hopeful, critical, conflicted, funny, unsettling or somewhere in between.
We are currently accepting:
Possible subjects include AI and therapy, loneliness, relationships, work, creativity, identity, privacy, neurodivergence, accessibility, companionship and what it means to be human.
Written submissions should ideally approximately 1,500 words, although this is flexible.
Poetry submissions may include up to three poems, and artists may submit up to five images.
Please include:
Anonymous and pseudonymous submissions are welcome where the subject matter is personal or sensitive.
The deadline for Issue 05 is 1 October 2026.
Send submissions or questions to: theframesubmissions@gmail.com or use the contact box on the website.
The Frame welcomes contributions from people of all backgrounds, identities and experiences. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, relationship or family structure, or socioeconomic background.
Publication is not guaranteed, and submissions may be lightly edited for spelling, clarity or length. Any substantial changes will be agreed with the contributor before publication.