Harley Therapy Trusted Sources
At Harley Therapy, we believe that our clients should be able to make informed choices about their treatments and assessments and so as well as our own resources, we’ll direct you to external sources of information.
We will only ever direct you to trusted sources, however, as there’s a lot of confusing information on the internet, as well as links to less-than-reputable practitioners and unproven treatment methods.
What are our trusted sources?
For external websites, we use three primary types of sources that we list and mark as trusted sources.
- Government websites, including the NHS website
- Reputable and well-established medical websites that are often cited in medical publications, and
- Charities and other organisations within the mental health and therapy sector that have a good reputation at the time we use the links to their websites and content
Why it’s important to have trusted sources
Harley Therapy provides medical help and assessments for various conditions, including learning disabilities and mental illnesses. It’s vital that the advice and information we provide on our own website and one any sites we direct clients to is accurate, trustworthy and proven, either through long-standing evidence or peer-reviewed research.
In order to eliminate bias or unfairness, Harley Therapy will never publish links to any paid-for sources or use any affiliate marketing.
What to do if you have any concerns or complaints about a trusted source site
If you think that any of the sites we link to contain any inaccurate, outdated or misleading information or content, let us know via the contact page on our website.