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Educational scope

Terms of Use

Yourself provides general mental health education and reflection tools, not diagnosis, treatment, or emergency care.

At a glance

The practical scope of this page.

Service typeGeneral education and private self-reflection tools.
Clinical statusNo diagnosis, treatment plan, clinician–patient relationship, or emergency response is created.
Appropriate usePersonal learning, preparing questions, and exploring general support pathways.
Inappropriate relianceUsing the site as the sole response to an emergency, severe symptoms, medication decisions, or an individualized clinical question.
External servicesIndependent providers with their own accuracy, licensing, availability, pricing, and privacy responsibilities.
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No clinical relationship

Using this site does not create a therapist–client, doctor–patient, or other professional relationship.

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Use in emergencies

Do not rely on this site during an emergency. Contact local emergency services or a verified crisis service.

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Accuracy and updates

Health information evolves and varies by person and jurisdiction. Guides show an update date and supporting sources, but the current library has not received named clinician review.

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External services

External links are provided for convenience and do not imply that Yourself controls or endorses every aspect of those services. Verify provider licenses, fees, availability, and terms directly.

In practice

Where general information stops

The boundary is not just a disclaimer; it changes which decisions should and should not be made from the material.

Symptoms need context

A general description cannot examine medical history, development, culture, medication, substances, safety, or competing explanations. Those details can materially change an individualized conclusion.

Treatment involves tradeoffs

Appropriate care depends on benefits, risks, alternatives, availability, preference, and monitoring. A webpage cannot provide informed consent or observe a response over time.

Rules vary by location

Licenses, professional titles, emergency systems, privacy rights, and access pathways differ across jurisdictions. Verify local requirements with the relevant authority.

Information changes

Health guidance, linked services, product behavior, and availability can change after publication. Dates and sources help, but consequential decisions still require current verification.

Connected guidance

Keep the boundaries visible while using the site

The editorial policy explains how general claims are sourced, qualified, corrected, and kept separate from commercial integrations.

The privacy page covers what happens to reflection answers, notification permission, email messages, and technical request data.

For immediate danger or severe symptoms, leave general education and use the support resources appropriate to the person’s location.

Practical check

Use the material responsibly

The usefulness of general information depends on keeping its limits visible and checking decisions against your own health, circumstances, and jurisdiction.

  • Confirm urgent or individualized concerns with a qualified local professional.
  • Do not start, stop, or change medication based on a webpage.
  • Verify external provider licenses, fees, availability, and emergency arrangements directly.
  • Treat check-in responses as observations, not scores or proof of a condition.
  • Use local emergency or crisis services when someone may be in immediate danger.
Questions

Common questions

Does using a check-in create a medical record?+

No. This site does not receive or store the answers, and the check-in is not a clinical assessment.

Can I rely on a guide to choose treatment?+

Use guides to prepare questions. Treatment decisions require individualized evaluation, informed consent, and discussion of risks and alternatives.

Are external providers endorsed?+

A link is a practical reference, not a guarantee or blanket endorsement. Verify the service directly.

What should I do in an emergency?+

Contact local emergency services or a verified crisis service; do not wait for a response from this website.

Questions about these terms

Contact the editorial address for clarification about the website’s scope or content. That inbox does not provide clinical advice, legal advice, or emergency assistance.

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