Editorial Policy

What we publish

Plain-language explainers on Voice Dialogue, parts-based ideas about the mind, relationship patterns and where to find licensed help. We publish education, not treatment advice.

Sourcing

We cite primary sources wherever possible: the developers' own organisations for method descriptions, peer-reviewed studies for research claims, and government or professional bodies for health guidance. Every article ends with its sources. We do not cite claims we cannot trace.

Review status

Articles carry a "Reviewed for accuracy" line showing the date the editorial team last checked facts and links. Clinical review is pending: until a qualified, licensed clinician has reviewed an article, it says so. We will name a reviewer only when a real person has agreed to the role and completed the review.

What we will not do

• Present the former practice that used this domain as our own, or imply it is still operating.
• Use invented experts, testimonials or credentials.
• Promise outcomes. No method described here is guaranteed to help anyone.
• Accept payment for articles without clearly disclosing it.

Links

We link to sources and to support services because they are useful to readers. If we ever add a link because of a commercial or professional relationship, we will disclose that relationship next to the link.

Updates and corrections

We review each article at least once a year. Corrections are made promptly and significant ones are noted at the end of the article. Write to corrections@completelifecenter.com.