Editorial Standards

People come to this site at vulnerable moments, looking for honest answers about their health. We take that seriously. These standards describe how our content is created and kept trustworthy.

Evidence first

Our health content is grounded in peer-reviewed research and guidance from reputable bodies such as the National Institute of Mental Health, the FDA, and SAMHSA. Where the evidence is strong, we say so; where it is emerging or uncertain, we say that too.

Clinical review

Health-related articles are reviewed by qualified members of our care team before publication. Where a clinician has reviewed a piece, it is noted on the article. Review confirms that content is medically accurate, balanced, and appropriately cautious.

Plain language, no hype

We write for patients and families, not specialists. We avoid jargon, we never sensationalize, and we do not promise outcomes ketamine therapy cannot deliver. Educational content is clearly separated from any promotional material.

Accuracy & updates

Medicine changes. We review key content periodically and update it as guidance evolves, noting when a page was last revised. If you spot something that looks out of date or incorrect, please tell us.

Corrections

When we get something wrong, we fix it promptly and transparently. To request a correction, contact us using the details below.

Independence & disclosure

Links to independent organizations are provided for education only; their inclusion does not imply affiliation, accreditation, endorsement, or partnership. Our editorial decisions are made on the merits of the evidence, not commercial interests.

Not medical advice

Even at its most careful, our content is educational and general. It is never a substitute for personalized advice from a clinician who knows your history. See our Medical Disclaimer for more.

Contact the editorial team

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