What we publish
We publish general educational information about fears, phobias, and related treatment concepts. We do not diagnose readers or provide individualized treatment plans.
Sources and review
Articles are based on directly relevant, reputable sources such as public health agencies, professional psychological organizations, clinical guidance, and peer-reviewed research when appropriate. Sources are listed on the page.
We check clinical terminology, avoid presenting informal internet terms as diagnoses, and use a medical reviewer credit only when a qualified professional has actually reviewed that article.
How we use AI
AI tools may assist with outlining, drafting, editing, narration, or illustrative visuals. Human editorial review remains responsible for the claims, wording, citations, and final publication. AI output is never treated as a source.
Updates and corrections
We change an article’s updated date only after a meaningful review or revision. If you believe something is inaccurate or unclear, please contact us with the page address and supporting information.
Language and safety
We avoid cure guarantees, surprise exposure, ridicule, and instructions that could encourage unsafe self-treatment. Potentially triggering media is labeled and does not autoplay.