Editorial standards

Trust starts with saying what we know—and what we do not.

Who writes the journal

The Help Me Heal journal is authored with AI for this project. We use the organization byline to identify the publisher, not to imply that a clinician wrote or reviewed the articles. No clinical review has been completed for this initial collection.

What our guides offer

These are concise educational guides with original examples and practical reflection exercises. They are not individualized medical advice, validated treatment protocols, or diagnostic tools. Performance coaching ideas address everyday goals and habits; they do not treat mental illness.

How sources are used

Articles link to authoritative background resources such as NIMH and WHO. Background reading does not establish evidence for every suggested exercise. We avoid invented research, testimonials, clinical credentials, guarantees, and claims that an organization endorses this project.

Images and dates

Article photographs are selected from openly licensed sources and credited with their original source and license. They illustrate the subject and do not depict patients, clinicians, or endorsements. The homepage woodland artwork is AI-generated. Publication dates reflect this collection’s publication; dates should change only when the substance is updated.

Corrections

Report a specific issue through the website’s public issue tracker. Include the article URL and the claim that needs attention. Do not include personal health information; public issues are visible to others.

Rewriting policy

The included Ollama tool produces separate drafts for review. Rewriting is not an SEO strategy by itself. Drafts should be checked for accuracy, meaning, unsupported claims, and source integrity before publication.