Last Updated: 21 March 2026
This Editorial Policy explains how HelpMindBody develops, reviews, publishes, and updates educational and informational content made available on the website.
It sets out the standards that guide our editorial process, including how topics are selected, how content is prepared and reviewed, the principles that shape our approach to mental health publishing, and the limits of the information provided on the website.
This Editorial Policy should be read together with our Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and any Clinical Disclaimer or related notice published on the website. Our Terms and Conditions explain the general rules governing use of the website and related services. Our Privacy Policy explains how personal information may be collected, used, stored, shared, retained, and otherwise processed. This Editorial Policy deals specifically with the creation, review, publication, maintenance, and intended use of editorial and educational content published by Helpmindbody.
HelpMindBody is the brand name for Daniel Gunn’s private therapy practice.
HelpMindBody operates as a mental health online practice and educational publishing platform. Through the website and related communications, HelpMindBody may publish educational materials relating to trauma, psychological wellbeing, emotional regulation, attachment, stress responses, mental health awareness, and related subjects within psychology and psychotherapy.
HelpMindBody may publish educational materials relating to trauma, psychological wellbeing, emotional regulation, attachment, stress responses, mental health awareness, and related subjects within psychology and psychotherapy.
HelpMindBody may publish content on topics including, but not limited to:
Content topics may be selected because they are clinically relevant, educationally useful, socially important, commonly misunderstood, frequently encountered in therapeutic settings, or connected with broader public interest in mental health and wellbeing.
The purpose of content published on Helpmindbody is to provide general educational and informational material relating to mental health, psychological wellbeing, and related therapeutic topics.
Our content is intended to:
Content published on the website is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment, crisis intervention, therapy, medical advice, or any other form of individualised professional support.
Content published on the website is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment, crisis intervention, therapy, medical advice, or any other form of individualised professional support.
All content published on the website is general in nature and does not take into account the individual circumstances, history, presentation, risk factors, or personal needs of any specific person.
Accordingly, website content must not be relied upon as:
Accessing, reading, sharing, or interacting with content on the Helpmindbody website does not create a therapist client relationship.
A therapist client relationship is formed only where there has been a formal intake and assessment process, appropriate consent documentation, and a mutual written agreement to begin therapy services.
Until that point, no therapeutic relationship exists and no clinical duty of care is owed through the publication of website content alone.
The purpose of content published on Helpmindbody is to provide general educational and informational material relating to mental health, psychological wellbeing, and related therapeutic topics.
Our content is intended to:
Content published on the website is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment, crisis intervention, therapy, medical advice, or any other form of individualised professional support.
Helpmindbody aims to communicate mental health information in language that is clear, respectful, and accessible while still maintaining professional accuracy.
Depending on the topic, content may be written for members of the public, students, professionals, or mixed audiences. Some materials may use more clinical or technical language where appropriate, but we aim to avoid unnecessary complexity wherever possible.
We also aim to:
Helpmindbody aims to exercise independent editorial judgment in the selection, development, review, and publication of website content.
Editorial decisions may be influenced by factors such as clinical relevance, educational value, audience needs, public interest, professional standards, and the overall mission of Helpmindbody as a therapy and educational platform.
Where the website includes affiliate content, third party references, or external resources, Helpmindbody aims to ensure that such content is presented in a way that remains consistent with the overall integrity and purpose of the platform. The existence of any partnership, affiliate relationship, or external reference does not necessarily mean that Helpmindbody endorses all statements, services, or materials offered by a third party unless expressly stated.
Helpmindbody content is developed under the direction and oversight of Helpmindbody and reflects both trauma focused clinical practice and broader psychological principles.
Articles and educational materials may be written by psychology graduates, mental health writers, or other contributors with relevant academic, editorial, or subject matter knowledge. Regardless of authorship, all content is expected to meet Helpmindbody’s editorial standards and may be subject to review, revision, approval, or removal at our discretion.
Content may be informed by:
We aim to prepare content carefully and responsibly, especially where topics involve trauma, distress, risk, vulnerability, or complex psychological experiences.
Helpmindbody content is developed under the direction and oversight of Helpmindbody and reflects both trauma focused clinical practice and broader psychological principles.
Articles and educational materials may be written by psychology graduates, mental health writers, or other contributors with relevant academic, editorial, or subject matter knowledge. Regardless of authorship, all content is expected to meet Helpmindbody’s editorial standards and may be subject to review, revision, approval, or removal at our discretion.
Content may be informed by:
We aim to prepare content carefully and responsibly, especially where topics involve trauma, distress, risk, vulnerability, or complex psychological experiences.
Helpmindbody may publish content prepared by different contributors, including writers with backgrounds in psychology, mental health, research, or related fields.
Where contributors are used, Helpmindbody may edit content for:
Helpmindbody reserves the right to decide how authorship, contributor roles, editorial credits, and reviewer information are displayed on the website.
Helpmindbody aims to publish content that is evidence informed and clinically grounded.
This means content may draw from:
At the same time, mental health knowledge is not static. Research develops, clinical thinking evolves, and different professionals may reasonably hold different views on some issues. For that reason, Helpmindbody does not guarantee that every article will remain fully complete, current, or applicable to every person or every situation.
Helpmindbody may revise, update, amend, expand, shorten, suspend, or remove website content at any time and without prior notice.
Changes may be made for reasons including:
We take reasonable steps to ensure that information published on the website is accurate and appropriate at the time of publication. However, we do not guarantee that all content will remain current, complete, or suitable in all circumstances. Users are responsible for using their own judgment and for seeking appropriate professional advice where needed.
Helpmindbody does not provide emergency, crisis, or immediate mental health intervention services through the website.
Where crisis information, support contacts, or signposting materials are included on the website, they are provided for general informational purposes only.
Helpmindbody does not operate or control third party crisis services and is not responsible for their availability, response times, suitability, or accuracy.
If you are in crisis, at risk of harm, experiencing suicidal thoughts, or facing any mental health emergency, you should seek immediate help from local emergency services, a licensed crisis provider, or the nearest appropriate emergency support service.
Helpmindbody content may refer to external studies, professional bodies, publications, organisations, services, or third party resources where relevant.
Such references may be included for educational, informational, or contextual purposes. Unless expressly stated, inclusion of an external source, service, or organisation does not necessarily amount to endorsement.
Helpmindbody is not responsible for the content, availability, policies, or practices of third party websites or services.
Unless otherwise stated, Helpmindbody retains editorial control over the structure, presentation, revision, publication, removal, and maintenance of website content.
We reserve the right to determine:
This is done to support quality, consistency, professional boundaries, and alignment with the purpose of the website.
If you have questions about this Editorial Policy or about content published on the Helpmindbody website, you may contact:
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (+44) 79 3979 4979
