Website accessibility
How Psychosomatics supports access to its materials and receives reports of barriers.
Updated August 5, 2026. Psychosomatics aims to make educational material usable by people with different ways of perceiving, navigating, and interacting.
Our reference point
We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA principles as a design and review reference, but do not claim full conformance without an independent audit. Accessibility is ongoing work rather than a one-time certificate.
Shared-site support
- Semantic headings, page landmarks, and a consistent content order.
- A skip link to move directly to main content.
- Keyboard access to primary links, menus, and interactive controls.
- Text zoom and responsive presentation on narrow screens.
- Text alternatives for meaningful images when they are used.
- Contrasting colors and visible focus states in the shared design system.
Known limitations
Some older migrated documents may include complex tables, long links, or structures that need additional manual improvement. We address those pages progressively and prioritize barriers that prevent access to the material.
Report a problem
Email info@neurolutionary.com with the page address, device or assistive technology, the action that failed, and a preferred alternative format. Please do not include medical or other sensitive information unless it is necessary to describe the technical barrier.
Questions
Can I request another format?
Yes. Tell us what would help, such as simpler text, a structured document, or another accessible presentation we can reasonably provide.
Are external websites equally accessible?
Not necessarily. We do not control external resources, but can help identify an alternative source when possible.