Talk About Wellbeing began publishing in 2016 with a clear purpose: to make everyday wellness feel practical, approachable, and genuinely supportive. We believe wellbeing isn’t about perfection—it’s about small, meaningful choices that help people feel more balanced, informed, and empowered in their daily lives.
Our content focuses on the real moments that shape personal health and happiness. From simple lifestyle habits to deeper conversations about mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing, we aim to offer guidance that feels grounded, relatable, and easy to apply. Every article is crafted with clarity and intention, helping readers navigate their wellness journey with confidence rather than overwhelm.
We prioritize trustworthy information, thoughtful storytelling, and a tone that respects the reader’s lived experience. Wellness is personal, and we approach it with care—avoiding quick fixes and instead highlighting sustainable practices that support long‑term growth.
Talk About Wellbeing is owned by Visicom Media Inc., a company dedicated to producing high‑quality lifestyle content that encourages curiosity, balance, and self‑care. Our mission is to create a space where readers can explore ideas, learn something new, and feel inspired to take the next step toward a healthier, more intentional life.
Whether you’re looking for practical tips, deeper insights, or a moment of calm in a busy day, Talk About Wellbeing is here to support your journey.
Meet our writers
Meet the people behind Talk About Wellbeing. Different cities, different stages of life, and one thing in common: they write the way they’d talk to a friend who needs a hand.
Madeline Marshall lives in the Pacific Northwest, where the rain basically moves in for the season and the herbs on her windowsill thrive anyway. She has a yoga habit, a routine for nearly everything and a soft spot for blackberry season. She writes about travel nerves because she’s had them, and she has figured out what actually helps.
Timothy Cobb is a New Englander who has stayed in more chain hotels than he can count and squeezes every last point out of every loyalty program. When he isn’t chasing a deal, he’s chasing a ghost story down a foggy back road, and he still slows down for every classic muscle car he passes.
Richard Hollis has watched enough health headlines flip over the years that he reads the actual study before he believes a word. A Phoenix dad of three, he raised his kids on desert trails, ATVs and go-kart tracks, and he still takes his walk before sunrise to beat the heat.
Rachel Dunn has job-hunted, switched careers, run a side hustle and worked remote, hybrid and in an office. The Atlanta mom of two has rebuilt her home office more times than she’d like to admit, and she has the school-pickup-between-video-calls routine down to a science.
Natalie Brooks has decorated through every trend from country-blue geese to farmhouse chic, and she has the paint-splattered jeans to prove it. The Nashville mom of two thrifts and flips furniture, keeps her skincare routine alive through humid Tennessee summers and always has room for one more at the dinner table.
Megan Tate is a Chicago-area mom of four in a house that has always had a dog, a cat or a fish tank, and sometimes all three at once! She writes about family trips, weeknight dinners and holiday traditions with tips that have survived real life with a full car and a full house.
Our writers work hard to constantly update our website and publish highly relevant and helpful content for our readers. If there is a subject you’d like us to cover, feel free to contact us!